RMS Licence Disqualification Removal

It is possible to apply to the Local Court to have a licence disqualification removed if the disqualified driver has completed an offence free-period.

This period is four years for individuals convicted of an offence that poses a risk to public safety, while other cases have a two year period.

If the Local Court grants a licence disqualification removal, the disqualified driver must then reapply to the Roads and Maritime Services NSW for a new licence before they may begin to drive again.

If the application is unsuccessful, another application cannot be made for 12 months.

Despite lengthy disqualifications it is possible to have your licence reinstated. Our dedicated drink driving lawyers recently appeared for a client who was disqualified for the next twenty years. We applied to the Local Court and successfully removed the disqualification.

Our team can represent you at any court. We have represented taxi drivers, uber drivers, bus drivers, tow truck drivers, courier drivers and everyday drivers. We will fight to achieve the best result possible for you. With our extensive knowledge of criminal and traffic law, you can be rest assured that you are receiving the best advice and representation possible.

Electing a fine

If you have been given a fine you may wish to take it to Court. This can be for one of two reasons:

You did not break the law and want to challenge the fine.
You did break the law but had a good reason to do so and you feel that the penalty is too harsh.

No matter the circumstance, our dedicated team can help you. Our team can represent you at any court. We have represented taxi drivers, uber drivers, bus drivers, tow truck drivers, courier drivers and everyday drivers. We will fight to achieve the best result possible for you. With our extensive knowledge of criminal and traffic law, you can be rest assured that you are receiving the best advice and representation possible.