Under Section 172 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, it is a legal requirement for the registered keeper of a vehicle, or any other person who may have relevant information, to identify the driver when an offence is alleged. Failing to comply with this requirement is a serious offence that can lead to significant legal consequences.
Penalties:
- • Fines and penalty points.
How FMB Solicitors can assist you:
At FMB Solicitors, we understand the complexities and nuances of Section 172 cases. Our experienced team of solicitors will provide you with clear, practical advice on how to respond to the notice, ensuring you are fully informed of your rights and obligations.
If you are facing prosecution for failing to provide information, our solicitors can represent you in court, presenting a strong defence on your behalf. We meticulously prepare your case, exploring all possible defences, such as whether the request for information was properly served or if you had a reasonable excuse for not responding.
Why Choose FMB Solicitors?
FMB Solicitors are committed to protecting your rights and ensuring that you receive fair treatment under the law. Our team combines deep legal expertise with a client-centered approach, offering personalised legal services tailored to your specific needs. We are here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring that you understand your options and can make informed decisions.
Let us help you navigate the legal complexities of failure to provide driver details charges.