Driving whilst disqualified is when a person has driven a motor vehicle
on a road or road related area during the period of
disqualification, or makes an application for a driver's licence during
the disqualification, falsely stating
their name or incorrectly/does not disclose the disqualification.
You can only be disqualified from driving by a court order.
Penalties include a fine of $3,300 and/or a full time custodial sentence of 18 months. There is also a mandatory minimum disqualification of your driver's licence of 12 months. The court has the power to increase this disqualification.
Call the Criminal Law Centre. We have extensive experience in traffic matters and are dedicated to providing the best legal advice 24/7. Call us on (02) 9891 4200. We are on your side.
You can only be disqualified from driving by a court order.
Penalties include a fine of $3,300 and/or a full time custodial sentence of 18 months. There is also a mandatory minimum disqualification of your driver's licence of 12 months. The court has the power to increase this disqualification.
Call the Criminal Law Centre. We have extensive experience in traffic matters and are dedicated to providing the best legal advice 24/7. Call us on (02) 9891 4200. We are on your side.
