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Driving with a Mobile Phone
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Driving with a Mobile Phone
Protect Your Licence with Expert Help
Mobile phones are an essential part of modern life, keeping us connected for business and personal reasons. However, using a mobile phone while driving without hands-free equipment is a serious offence under UK motoring law. At Qamar Solicitors, our experienced criminal defence and motoring law solicitors specialise in defending drivers charged with mobile phone offences.
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Experts in Motoring Offence Law
Driving with a
Mobile Phone
The Offence
Under the law, it is illegal to use a handheld mobile phone or similar device while driving. This includes making or receiving calls, sending or reading messages, and even scrolling through apps. The law applies whether you are driving or stopped at traffic lights. In some cases, even holding your phone while driving can lead to prosecution.
You may also face charges for using other mobile devices such as tablets, MP3 players, or laptops while behind the wheel.
False Accusations
It’s not uncommon for drivers to be wrongly accused of using a mobile phone. Misinterpretations by police officers or other witnesses can lead to unfair charges. Evidence in these cases is often based on visual observation, which can be mistaken.
If you’ve been accused of using a mobile device while driving, it’s crucial to secure expert legal advice immediately. A robust defence can challenge weak or circumstantial evidence and ensure your side of the story is heard.
How We Can Help
At Qamar Solicitors, we understand how a conviction can disrupt your life. Losing your licence could mean losing your job or facing other significant hardships. Our team of criminal defence and motoring law experts will work tirelessly to protect your rights and your livelihood.
We scrutinise all the evidence against you, challenging inconsistencies and ensuring that every legal angle is explored. With extensive experience in defending drivers accused of mobile phone offences, we are committed to achieving the best possible outcome for your case.
Initial
Consultation
£120
Potential Penalties
The penalties for driving with a mobile phone can be severe, including:
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A fine of up to £1,000 (or £2,500 for drivers of lorries and buses).
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A minimum of 6 penalty points on your licence.
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A possible driving ban of up to 6 months if you accumulate 12 points within three years.
For newly qualified drivers, a mobile phone offence can result in an automatic licence revocation.
Contact Us Today
If you’ve been charged with a mobile phone offence, don’t face it alone. Contact our motoring lawyers for expert legal representation. We are here to guide you through the process and defend your rights with confidence and expertise.Let us help you safeguard your licence and protect your future. Call us today or fill out our online contact form to schedule a consultation with one of our specialists in driving offences, driving without insurance, and other areas of motoring law.