It starts with a letter. For 15 years, you’ve done this job. You’re a professional. You’ve seen this city change, you’ve worked all hours, you’ve dealt with every kind of person imaginable. You’ve done it safely, and you’ve done it well. Your badge isn't just a job; it's your business. It's your mortgage.

  You're a professional driver. You've been doing this for 20 years. You're not just "a cabbie"; you're a small business owner. Your badge is your most valuable asset. It's your reputation, your income, your entire livelihood. Then, the letter comes. A complaint. A "Notice of Suspension." A "summons" to a council hearing. Your first feeling

  You're a professional driver. You've been doing this for 20 years. You're not just "a cabbie"; you're a small business owner. Your badge is your most valuable asset. It's your reputation, your income, your entire livelihood. Then, the letter comes. A complaint. A "Notice of Suspension." A "summons" to a council hearing. Your first feeling

  You're a professional driver. You've been doing this for 20 years. You're not just "a cabbie"; you're a small business owner. Your badge is your most valuable asset. It's your reputation, your income, your entire livelihood. Then, the letter comes. A complaint. A "Notice of Suspension." A "summons" to a council hearing. Your first feeling

The term "motoring offence" is an incredibly broad one. It can cover everything from a minor lapse of concentration resulting in a speeding ticket to a grave allegation that could lead to a prison sentence. When you are faced with any charge, from what seems like the most trivial to the most serious, the level of stress and worry can be immense. In