Sandra Weber Now Assisting Clients with IRPs in British Columbia
Sandra Weber Now Assisting Clients with IRPs in British Columbia
We are pleased to announce that Sandra Weber is now able to assist clients facing an Immediate Roadside Prohibition (commonly referred to as an "IRP") in the province of British Columbia.
In plain terms, an IRP is a province-level driving prohibition issued by police right at the roadside when a driver either blows over a legal limit on a breath-screening device or refuses the breath test entirely (Government of BC, 2023).
An IRP is not a criminal conviction. Instead, it is an administrative penalty under the province’s motor-vehicle law that suspends your driving privileges immediately — often for between three and 90 days depending on your blood-alcohol reading and history.
Because of how quickly the wheels turn, there is a very tight deadline if you want to challenge (or “appeal”) an IRP. Sandra Weber knows how to navigate this process.
What Does This Mean for You
If you’ve been issued an IRP, you lose your driving privileges right away — sometimes for as long as 90 days.
You have a limited window (often just 7 days) to request a review of the IRP.
With the right legal help, you may have a chance to have the prohibition overturned or reduced.
If you’ve just received an IRP, it is a good idea to talk to someone experienced quickly.
Free Consultation — Contact Us Today
If you would like to discuss your situation, gain clarity on your rights, or determine if you have grounds to challenge an IRP, please contact Sandra Weber for a free, no-obligation consultation. We can review the details of the stop, explain your legal options, and assist you in deciding on the next steps.
Call or email us today - we’re here to help.