This is possibly the most contentious area facing motorists today. The proliferation of fixed and mobile devices means that more and more of us are receiving ¢notices of intended prosecution¢ requiring us to provide information as to the identity of the driver at a particular time in order that that person may be pursued in a speeding prosecution.

Failing to respond to these notices carries 6 penalty points  - often more points than the original speeding offence.

If you recieve a notice requiring you to indentify the driver we suggest you contact us immediately.

In order to secure a contended speeding case the prosecution can often find themselves in difficulty if procedures have not been followed properly or if the reliability of machinery is challenged. Officers can be challenged to satisfy the courts that machinery has been properly operated and calibration checks made.

It is imperative to understand the relevant procedures, protocols and devices in order to challenge a speeding prosecution. We have independent scientific experts who are able to review cases and attend court.

Speeding carries a mandatory minimum 3 penalty points and a discretionary disqualification. The courts have guideline penalties depending upon the speed and circumstances alleged (For example the guideline is to consider disqualification if driving at 100mph or more on the motorway).

If speeding is conceded you may find yourself with a totting disqualification of 6 months unless you are able to successfully argue exceptional hardship.

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