Road rage offences solicitors

Road rage offences have become a more common feature of modern society, whether as a result of a parking dispute or a bad manoeuvre, if you feel you have been wrongly accused of a road rage incident contact our specialist solicitors for free initial advice on our 24 hour driving offence helpline 0203 816 9274.

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Accused of road rage

If accused of a road rage offence or violent attack on another motorist, guidelines suggest that a custodial/prison sentence should be expected. With this in mind you should seek the advice of a specialist solicitor as soon as possible to provide an ample opportunity for your defence to be prepared as Courts increasingly seek to harshly deal with such offenders.

If you would like a free initial advice please complete our online enquiry form and a member of our specialist team will contact you.

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