Practice Area
Traffic Law
Heavy vehicle offences, work licence and special hardship applications and drink or drug driving offences.
Overview
A traffic charge can cost you your licence, your job and your insurance. The difference often comes down to how quickly you act and whether your lawyer understands the technical defences and licence options available.
Trilogy Law Group advises and represents drivers across Queensland on heavy vehicle offences, work licence and special hardship applications, and drink or drug driving charges.
What we do
Traffic Law services
Heavy vehicle offences
Representation for drivers and operators facing charges under heavy vehicle transport law.
Work licence applications
Applying to the court for a work licence so you can keep driving for employment after a drink or drug driving suspension.
Special hardship applications
Seeking a special hardship order when you rely on your licence for work, study or family care.
Drink driving offences
Advice and representation on readings, procedures, disqualification periods and penalty outcomes.
Drug driving offences
Representation for roadside drug driving charges, including technical and procedural defences.
General traffic offences
Dangerous operation, unlicensed driving, disqualified driving, and other traffic-related charges.
Why Trilogy
Expert advice. Collaborative attention.
Our senior lawyers personally lead every traffic law matter. You speak with the lawyer making decisions on your file — not a rotation of juniors. From our office on Level 4, 80 Ann Street, we give Brisbane businesses and families clear advice, fixed fees where possible, and the disciplined process of a top-tier firm at boutique scale.
Common questions
Frequently asked
Can I apply for a work licence?+
You may be eligible if you hold an open licence, had a reading below a certain threshold, and need your licence for work. We assess your driving history and advise before the court date.
What is a special hardship order?+
A special hardship order allows limited driving during a suspension if losing your licence would cause extreme hardship to you or your family, typically for employment, study or medical reasons.
How long will I lose my licence for drink driving?+
Disqualification periods depend on your reading, prior history and whether it is a first or repeat offence. We explain the likely range and what can be done to reduce it.
Should I get a lawyer for a traffic matter?+
Yes. Traffic law is technical. Early advice can preserve licence options, identify procedural issues, and improve the outcome.
Do you act for heavy vehicle operators?+
Yes. We act for drivers and operators facing heavy vehicle and fatigue-related charges.