Drink and Drug Driving Offences in New South Wales
- Combined Offence of Drink and Drug Driving (NSW)
- Drink Driving Crashes
- Definitions
- Sample Taking for Drink and Drug Driving Offences (NSW)
- Drive with Illicit Drug Present in Blood
- Driving Under the Influence (NSW)
- Refusing or Failing to Provide a Breath Test Sample (NSW)
- Refusing or Failing to Provide a Breath Analysis Sample (NSW)
- High Range Drink Driving (NSW)
- Low Range Drink Driving (NSW)
- Mid Range Drink Driving
- Mobile Drug Testing (MDT)
- Novice Range Drink Driving
- Drink Driving Penalties NSW
- Refuse or Fail to Submit to Breath Test
- Special Range Drink Driving
- 10 Practical Tips for Representing Yourself in a Drink Driving Matter
- How to Defend a Drink Drive Charge
Drink driving and drug driving offences are treated seriously in New South Wales due to the risks impaired driving poses to road users. These offences can include driving with a blood alcohol concentration over the legal limit, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and driving with the presence of certain illicit drugs in a driver’s system. There is a very real risk of a disqualification being imposed in these kinds of matters – in fact – unless you are able to secure a non conviction at Court there are mandatory disqualifications and sometimes interlock device periods that will apply.
At Armstrong Legal, our experienced traffic lawyers advise and represent clients facing drink and drug driving charges throughout New South Wales. We can explain the allegations against you, advise you of your legal options, and provide strong representation in court.
In this section you will find information about drink and drug driving offences in New South Wales.
If you have been charged with a drink or drug driving offence in New South Wales, contact Armstrong Legal today for expert advice and dedicated representation.