traffic offense

Traffic offences can significantly affect your daily life and personal freedom, and at Caldwell Martin Cox, we stand ready to help you navigate the legal challenges that arise. With over 70 years of dedicated service in the Macarthur region, our experienced legal team brings deep expertise and a nuanced understanding of traffic laws to the table. We know that every situation is unique, and we are committed to crafting bespoke strategies that prioritise your individual needs while fiercely protecting your rights. Trust us to be your guiding partner during this critical time, empowering you to face the future with confidence and unshakeable support. Your peace of mind is our priority, and together, we can work towards a positive resolution that reinstates your sense of freedom on the road.

Double Demerits – Christmas 2019 and New Year 2020

Double demerits will be in effect during the Christmas 2019 and New Year 2020 period, as Caldwell Martin Cox advises. These increased penalties are designed to promote road safety during the holiday season. Being aware of these changes helps ensure that drivers adhere to traffic laws and avoid additional fines and demerit points.

Changes coming to 40km/hr rule

Upcoming changes to the 40km/h speed limit rule are set to impact driving conditions significantly. Caldwell Martin Cox highlights the need to stay informed about these adjustments, which aim to enhance road safety and improve traffic flow. Understanding the new regulations helps drivers adapt and comply with evolving traffic laws.

What you may not know about drug driving

Drug driving involves more complexities than many realise, and Caldwell Martin Cox sheds light on these lesser-known aspects. Understanding the various substances that can impair driving and the legal consequences of drug-related offences is crucial for staying informed and compliant. Our insights help clarify the impact of drug driving on both legal and personal fronts.

Good Behaviour Licences – the sting in the tail

Good behaviour licences come with unexpected challenges, as Caldwell Martin Cox reveals. While these licences offer a pathway to retain driving privileges, they often carry stringent conditions and potential pitfalls. Our guidance helps navigate the complexities of maintaining compliance and understanding the full implications of such licences.

Low-range drink-drivers to lose licence immediately in NSW

New regulations in NSW mandate immediate licence suspension for low-range drink drivers, highlighting Caldwell Martin Cox’s focus on road safety and legal compliance. This change aims to deter impaired driving by enforcing stricter penalties, ensuring that all drivers adhere to responsible behaviour on the roads.