Unlicenced Driving
Unlicenced Driving occurs when you drive a motor vehicle without a valid Victorian licence for that class of vehicle. Penalties can include fines, loss of licence and, for repeat offenders, even jail.
How We Can Help
Experienced Traffic Lawyer
Work one-on-one with an experienced Solicitor
Obligation Free Advice
Take advantage of a complimentary consultation and case review
Fixed Fee, No Surprises
Get an upfront estimate of costs at your first meeting
Talk To An Experienced Traffic Lawyer
Get in direct contact with Jessica Wilkinson now, and receive expert advice on how to deal with your case
Licence Suspension
Even though you are unlicenced, a Magistrate can still disqualify you from obtaining a Victorian licence in the future.
If you prepare your case well, you may not receive any suspension at all, so make sure to contact a Solicitor early to get a free case assessment.
What should I do?
It is important that you carefully consider what you say to police when you are pulled over as they will rely on what you say about the status of your licence as evidence.
If you have a valid interstate licence, you may have a defence to the charge, so make sure to contact a Solicitor to get advice before you go to Court.
Talk To An Experienced Traffic Lawyer
Get in direct contact with Jessica Wilkinson now, and receive expert advice on how to deal with your case