This is a serious charge. The prosecution must prove that the manner of driving fell far below the standard of a competent and careful driver. You do not necessarily need to have had an accident for this charge to arise but normally the prosecution would have to establish a potential danger or that your driving was so bad that your posed a danger to yourself or indeed other drivers.
Whether your driving falls under this section of the Act is a matter of the particular facts and circumstances of your case. We can assist you in persuading the Court to apply the correct test and take into account all relevant factors, including the road conditions, the expertise of the person making the allegation of dangerous driving against you and the conduct of the other drivers at the time.
Very often the evidence of ‘dangerous driving’ comes from police officers. At Driver Defender we utilise the expertise of several retired Senior Police Officers who can provide independent expert evidence which can be led on your behalf to support your position.
KEEP YOUR LICENCE. CALL US NOW 01389 756785