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Recent Motoring Law Case Results:

Ashworth Motoring Law provides specialist representation to drivers who have been accused of committing a motoring offence. Below is a selection of the successful outcomes (not guilty verdicts) we have secured for our clients in the most popular offence categories. All motoring law case results are anonymised to protect client confidentiality.

This page is updated regularly as further cases conclude.

Drug Driving Results:

Drink Driving Results:

Failure to Provide a Specimen Case Results:

NB: We have used the classification of Not Guilty to include all outcomes where the case was withdrawn or discontinued prior to trial, where no evidence was offered by the CPS at trial, and where our client was acquitted after trial. All of the above outcomes avoided the criminal conviction and driving disqualification for our clients.

Totting Up (Exceptional Hardship) Case Results:

New Driver – Avoiding Licence Revocation Results:

Specialist Representation When The Outcome Matters:

A motoring allegation can place your driving licence, employment and reputation at risk. Early specialist advice can make all the difference. We examine the prosecution evidence carefully, identify any legal or evidential issues and provide clear advice on the available options.

These results demonstrate the care, preparation and specialist knowledge we bring to every instruction.

If you are under investigation, have received a postal requisition or have been charged with a motoring offence and are facing a driving ban, contact Ashworth Motoring Law on 0330 33 22 770 as soon as possible. Early instruction allows adequate time for proper preparation, and in our experience, preparation is almost always the deciding factor in the success of a case. We are here to help you understand your position and to give you the very best opportunity of avoiding a driving ban. We offer fixed fees, so contact us as soon as possible on 0330 33 22 770; the earlier we are involved, the more we can do.

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