Expertise

Traffic Offences

Traffic Offence Lawyers in Blacktown

Criminal Law Experts

Our team of criminal defence lawyers handles a broad spectrum of cases, from traffic offences and drink driving charges to more complex matters such as drug charges, fraud, theft, and assault.

24/7 Criminal Law Advice

Legal issues can arise at any time, which is why our team is available around the clock to provide legal advice. We also offer a free initial consultation to discuss your case and your options moving forward.

Top-Tier Team

Led by a former police officer and senior prosecutor, our criminal law team has firsthand knowledge of how the justice system operates. This insight allows us to craft effective defence approaches for every client.

Extensive Experience

With years of experience advocating for clients in court, we can handle most summary matters without the need for a barrister. This helps keep legal costs reasonable while maintaining strong legal representation.

Here To Help

If you have been charged with a traffic offence in Blacktown or elsewhere in NSW, the consequences may go beyond a fine. Depending on the severity of the charge, you could face demerit points, licence suspension, or disqualification, which may impact your employment and daily responsibilities.



Our Blacktown traffic offence lawyers conduct a meticulous review of your case, identifying possible defences and legal avenues to minimise penalties. We work to protect your right to drive and seek the outcome that benefits you the most.

Crime

Area of Expertise

How Can Our Blacktown Traffic Offence Lawyers Help?

Our Blacktown traffic offence lawyers represent clients facing a broad spectrum of traffic-related charges, from minor infringements to serious offences that could lead to licence suspensions or disqualifications.

With extensive knowledge of NSW traffic laws, we assess the circumstances of each case, identifying potential legal defences to challenge charges where possible. Whether seeking a reduction in penalties or reinstatement of your licence, we work towards achieving the most favourable outcome.



Certain traffic offences carry mandatory penalties, including automatic licence disqualification and increased insurance premiums, which can have lasting consequences. In some cases, appealing a suspension may be possible, but strict deadlines apply, making early legal intervention absolutely important.

Don’t risk unnecessary penalties or losing your licence — our team is ready to help you secure the best possible resolution.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the types of traffic offences in NSW?

    There are many different types of traffic offences in NSW, including:

    • Speeding
    • Driving Through Red Light
    • Drink Driving and Drug Driving
    • Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs
    • Driving with Illigicit Substance in Your Oral Fluid, Blood or Urine
    • Driving with a Disqualified, Suspended or Cancelled Licence
    • Using a Mobile Phone While Driving
    • Driving without Seatbelt
    • Negligent Driving
    • Furious and Reckless Driving
    • Failing to Stop and Assist After na Accident
    • Predatory and Menacing Driving
    • Police Pursuit

  • Will I lose my licence if I am charged with a traffic offence?

    Losing your licence is a potential consequence of certain traffic offences, but whether it happens depends on the charge, your driving history, and the circumstances of your case. Key factors include:

    • Demerit Points – NSW has a demerit points system. If you accumulate too many points within a set period, your licence may be suspended. The threshold varies by licence type.
    • Immediate Licence Suspension – Some offences, such as excessive speeding or drink driving, may trigger an immediate licence suspension, regardless of demerit points.
    • Habitual Offender Declaration – Multiple serious offences within a certain period may lead to being declared a "habitual offender," resulting in a prolonged disqualification.
    • Court-Imposed Penalties – For serious offences, like dangerous driving causing death, the court may impose severe penalties, including licence disqualification.

    Each case is assessed individually, and legal advocacy can play a significant role in determining the outcome. If you are at risk of losing your licence, our traffic offence lawyers in Blacktown can evaluate your situation and develop a strategy to challenge the charge or seek a reduction in penalties.

  • What should I do if I am charged with a traffic offence?

    If you have been charged with a traffic offence, seeking legal advice as soon as possible is critical. Delaying action can limit available legal defences and increase the risk of harsher penalties or immediate suspension.


    Call 0410 593 059 to speak with our traffic offence lawyers. We are available 24/7 to assess your case and discuss the most effective strategy to protect your licence and minimise potential consequences.

Get Expert Criminal Law Advice

If you would like to discuss your traffic offence with our criminal law team, please get in touch. We are available 24/7 to help you and offer a free initial consultation.

Related Articles

A white truck is being towed by a blue police car

Can police in New South Wales stop and search you?

By Patrick Schmidt, Partner • April 8, 2025
Kells Lawyers explain when NSW Police can search you, your rights, and what to do if stopped. Know the law. Read more from our criminal defence experts.
large police signage

What questions are asked in a police interview?

By Kells Lawyers • November 14, 2024
In a NSW police interview, you may encounter specific questions depending on your role. Prepare for common themes and key questions. Click to find out more.
Police Car for Anzac Day 2024 Operation

Four days of double demerits – October 2024 long weekend

By Kells Lawyers • October 4, 2024
Double demerits apply this October long weekend. Kells the Lawyers can help with traffic offences. 24/7 support and free first consultation.
A man is working on the roof of a building.

New industrial manslaughter laws now in effect

By Patrick Schmidt, Partner • July 17, 2024
New industrial manslaughter laws carry up to 20 years in prison or fines up to $18 million for employers responsible for worker deaths due to reckless health and safety negligence. Read here.
View More

Crime

Area of Expertise