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I would suggest that you write back to the Met and ask them if they can provide you with a photograph to assist you with identifying the driver of the vehicle. Wait until the 28 days you have been given are almost up before making the request. Do not ask them for evidence as they don't have to supply you with any prior to any trial being heard, just ask for the photo to assist with identification of the driver.
A Google search of "fightback forums" could be fruitful for you too, in terms of additional advice.
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