Melissa McInnes' death driver Mohsin Raziq's driving ban ends early A man who was jailed for three-and-a-half years for causing the death of a toddler by dangerous driving has won a legal bid to regain his licence early. Mohsin Raziq, 32, admitted driving too fast when his car ploughed into 18-month-old Melissa McInnes' buggy, breaking her neck, in Paisley in 2005. He was also banned from driving for 10 years after his conviction in 2006. Raziq has now had a judge agree to end his ban next month - three years early - meaning he can re-sit his test. In his petition to the High Court in Edinburgh, Raziq, from Glasgow, said he has served the custodial sentence and a substantial part of the original ban imposed on him. The court was told he has been of good behaviour and since his release had been employed in a family business. The business has been run for years by his father, but he now has health problems. The court was told that the lack of a driving licence will prejudice Raziq from helping his father in maintaining the family business. Lord Menzies, the judge who jailed Raziq at the High Court in Kilmarnock in 2006, said that he would grant the move with the result that the disqualification would finish next month. The court hearing in 2006 was told that the offence was committed in Renfrew Road, Paisley, on 12 June 2005, as Raziq drove his mother's powerful Audi TT. Melissa was being pushed across the road by her mother and grandmother when she was hit. Police accident examiners estimated Raziq would have been able to see them crossing from 220 metres away. However, he only began braking when he was 25m away from them. At the point of impact his speed was estimated to be between 33mph and 38mph. Melissa's pushchair was thrown 30m and Raziq's car hit a crash barrier. The court also heard that Raziq had previous convictions for driving with no licence or insurance and was banned for six months in 2002. Jailing him at the time, Lord Menzies told Raziq: "This tragedy is almost unbearable involving the death of a one-year-old child, her mother's only child, sitting in a pushchair and being pushed by her mother."