Correct procedures when issues a speeding fine
I was served a NIP which I duly completed admitting that I was the offending driver. No other details were required nor any details of the alleged offence were offered.
Suffice to say that I was driving with excessive speed contrary to Article 2 of the 70, 60 & 50 mph RTA. The next communication I received was a letter from TTC 2000 thanking me for opting to attend a speed awareness Course. I did not opt to do anything, I wasn't offered any "options" and haven't yet been advised of my offence.
I feel a bit annoyed at this as it appears I've been convicted of something that I'm not fully aware of. I've had a couple of conversations with someone at the Central Ticket Office but other than to advise that I was caught by a policeman with a camera (I wasn't aware that there was a camera on the road) I'm none the wiser.
Has a step in the process been missed out?
Suffice to say that I was driving with excessive speed contrary to Article 2 of the 70, 60 & 50 mph RTA. The next communication I received was a letter from TTC 2000 thanking me for opting to attend a speed awareness Course. I did not opt to do anything, I wasn't offered any "options" and haven't yet been advised of my offence.
I feel a bit annoyed at this as it appears I've been convicted of something that I'm not fully aware of. I've had a couple of conversations with someone at the Central Ticket Office but other than to advise that I was caught by a policeman with a camera (I wasn't aware that there was a camera on the road) I'm none the wiser.
Has a step in the process been missed out?
Asked on 13 May 2012 by Ketts
Answered by
Honest John
Administrative cock-up. Yes, step missed out. But rather than make a fuss, if I was you I'd be grateful and simply attend the course because the consequences are far less financially painful than the effect on your insurance premiums of points on your licence.
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