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My car or a driving offence

Information about what to do if you have been in a crash or charged with a driving offence.

The law about driving offence and car accidents can be complex. A car accident could involve disputes about who is at fault, amount of damage caused and one person seeking to claim the cost of the accident from another person.

This could result in a court case.

If police believe you have committed a traffic offence, you may receive a fine or get charged and have to go to court. Sometimes a traffic offence can mean you lose your licence, or that police can take your car or number plates.

Car accidents

Car accidents

Find out what to do if you have been in a car accident.
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Driving offences

Driving offences

Find out what to do if you have been charged with a driving offence.
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Losing your licence

Losing your licence

Find out what to do if you have been told your licence is suspended.
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Getting your car or number plates back

Getting your car or number plates back

Find out when police can confiscate your number plates, and how to get them back.
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Dealing with a fine

Dealing with a fine

Find out what to do if you get a fine in NSW.
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Forms

Forms - My car or a driving offence  

The instructions, sample forms and other documents in the My car or a driving offence  topic.

Resources

Accidents Problem Solver

Guided Pathway - Motor Vehicle Accidents Problem Solver. This guided pathway aims to give you information specific to your legal problem based on the responses you provide.

Traffic offences

Guided Pathway - Traffic offences. This guided pathway aims to give you information specific to your legal problem based on the responses you provide.