The most serious contravention of the Road Traffic Act is Section 1 causing death by dangerous driving.
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Death by dangerous driving is the most serious charge a driver can face. These cases are taken to the High Court and if convicted the office carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years and a minimum period of disqualification of 24 months. The driver must also re-sit and pass the extended driving test should the offender want to apply for a licence when their ban is lifted.
Any fatality following a road traffic accident will be devastating for all of those involved. This will include those charged with the offence of causing death by dangerous driving. At Neil Kilcoyne Solicitors, we understand the stress those accused of the offence and their families face, and we pride ourselves in providing expert legal advice and preparing a strong defence.
The consequences of losing your driving licence can be serious. We can help.
If you have been charged with a road traffic offence, you need to take advice right away. We have solicitors available 24 hours a day 7 days a week for advice
Our specialist road traffic lawyers at Neil Kilcoyne & Co, understand the importance of protecting your licence and the impact a prosecution could have on you and your family. We are available to advise, and we will always do everything we can be to secure the best possible outcome for you.
We also have experience in other road traffic areas, including speeding, drink-driving and dangerous driving. Get in touch with us today to discuss your case with an award-winning defence solicitor.


