Speeding

Speeding is without question the most common motoring offence.

You may have received a Notice of Intended Prosecution through the post or been given a verbal Notice by a police officer.

Depending on the speed at which you were travelling, you may be given the chance to attend a speed awareness course as an alternative to points on your license, a fixed penalty might be offered or, in more serious cases, you may find yourself having to appear in Court.

The option of contesting a matter in Court is always an option, but the potential penalties can be high if unsuccessful.

It is advisable to speak to a motoring law expert at Haworth & Gallagher at the earliest opportunity to receive expert opinion regarding your speeding summons and potential defence in a Court of law.

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