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Traffic Offences
Never underestimate the consequences that may arise traffic offences. Many people are surprised to discover that what they considered relatively minor offences can lead to serious consequences such as:
- Suspension of driving licence
- Criminal record
- Imprisonment
Careless Driving
Anyone who drives a vehicle without exercising proper care and attention, or fails to reasonably consider other road users, commits an offense
Dangerous Driving / Dangerous Driving Causing Serious Bodily Injury / Dangerous Driving Causing Death
Dangerous driving is when a driver causes danger of either personal injury or death to a person or causing serious damage to property
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol
It is an offence to drive under the influence of alcohol. Consequences which you may face under this offence may include undergoing mandatory driving improvement course, suspension from driving and imprisonment
Speeding
Penalties for speeding may vary depending on the speed at the time of the offence
Driving While disqualified
It is an offence to drive whilst disqualified. You can face imprisonment under this offence
Third-Party Liability Insurance
It is an offence to allow another person to use a vehicle on the road without third-party insurance in place
Failure to Provide Breath Sample for Testing
Police officers may require anyone driving, attempting to drive, or in control of a vehicle to provide a breath sample for testing. Anyone who fails to provide a breath sample without reasonable excuse commits an offense
Failure to Stop or Report After an Accident
Whenever an injury to a person or damage to other vehicle(s), specific animal(s) or property take place, you are obliged to stop and report the accident to the police. Failure to do so, will result in such offence being committed