Driver Education
Programs must be completed at the offender’s own initiative after an offender
has been charged with a Traffic Related offence. Driver Education Programs are
programs which educate traffic offenders on the importance of road rules, road
safety and they also educate traffic offenders on the risks which they can pose
to themselves and the risks which they can pose to members of the public.
A
sentencing magistrate will take into consideration an offender’s completion of
a driver education course as it shows the court that the person has taken
positive steps towards their rehabilitation, and it also shows the court that
the person is now better educated as to the possible risks on the road.
Which
programs are available to Traffic Offenders appearing before the Court?
Below is a
quick run-down of (some) of the different programs which our clients have chosen
to complete prior to finalising their matters at sentence.
1.
Traffic
Offender’s Intervention Program
2.
Traffic
Offenders Rehabilitation Program
3.
ASPIRE
Traffic Offender Course
4.
Sober
Driver Program (This Program relates to Drink Driving Offences)
5.
SAVE
(The Speed Alcohol Vehicle Education) Program.
Why
Choose Nicopoulos Sabbagh Lawyers to represent you in your Traffic Law Matter?
Nicopoulos
Sabbagh Lawyers are the leading Law firm in Traffic Law matters as our office
appears at all Courts in NSW on a regular basis in ALL Traffic Law matters. No
matter is too complex for the team so be sure to book your first Free
Consultation today!
It is very important that you speak with a lawyer so that you can
get the appropriate legal advice which you require prior to going to court.
Our team
of experienced solicitors are there for you and can help you answer all your
questions, so be sure to contact
Nicopoulos Sabbagh Lawyers.
*This article correctly reflects the Laws of NSW as at 17th
March 2023.
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