How can I avoid a driving ban?
March 30, 2022 | 30,00 EUR | answered by Ben Bergmann
Dear traffic lawyer,
I am reaching out to you today because I urgently need advice on a matter that is weighing heavily on me. My name is Valentina Rosenblatt and I was recently stopped by the police and faced with a serious traffic violation. The accusation is speeding on the highway, which could result in a fine and a possible driving ban.
The situation is as follows: I was running late for an important appointment and therefore drove a bit too fast on the highway to be on time. Unfortunately, I was caught by the police and faced with a speeding violation of more than 30 km/h. I am aware that my behavior was wrong and that I must face the consequences for it.
Now I am very worried, as I rely on my car for work and a driving ban could jeopardize my livelihood. I wonder if there is a way to avoid a driving ban or at least shorten it. Are there any alternative measures or conditions that I could fulfill to avoid my driving ban?
I urgently request your legal advice and support in this difficult situation. I am willing to bear the consequences of my misconduct, but I am determined to avoid not being able to use my vehicle for an extended period of time. I would be very grateful for your help and expertise.
Sincerely,
Valentina Rosenblatt
Dear Mrs. Rosenblatt,
Thank you for your trust and for reaching out to me with your concern. I understand that you are in a difficult situation and are worried about a possible driving ban. I will do my best to help you in this matter.
First of all, it is important to emphasize that speeding on highways is generally considered a serious traffic violation, which can result in significant fines and a potential driving ban. It is good that you are aware of your responsibility and are willing to accept the consequences of your actions.
However, in your case, there may be ways to avoid or at least shorten a driving ban. One option could be to appeal the fine and request a hearing. During this hearing, you can explain your reasons for speeding and ask for leniency. It may also be helpful to have a lawyer by your side to provide legal advice and representation.
Another option is to participate in a traffic psychology counseling session. This measure is often imposed by the courts to demonstrate that the individual acknowledges their wrongdoing and is willing to learn from it. Completing such counseling could help you avoid or reduce a potential driving ban.
It is also important that you abide by traffic rules in the future to avoid further violations and jeopardizing your driver's license. Keep in mind that it may become more difficult to avoid a driving ban with repeated offenses.
I strongly recommend that you contact a traffic lawyer promptly to discuss your options and develop a strategy on how to proceed. I am here to support you in this difficult situation.
Best regards,
Ben Bergmann, Traffic Lawyer
