I have just received a Notice of Intention to Prosecute from Warwickshire Police.
I was caught by a camera from behind while I was travelling in excess of the 40mph speed limit for my size of vehicle on a single carriageway road. The camera was on the same side of the road as me. I was under the 50mph limit for all road users on that stretch.
It appears that I am banged to rights as this looks like a clear cut case. However, 41 days had elapsed before I received the Notice. I work for a haulage company who provided the Police with my name and address, as they are required to by law.
I also received a set of FAQ's which mention that the registered keeper of the vehicle should be informed of the offence within 14 days.
Can I use the fact that 41 days had passed before I received the Notice, in my defence?
Will I qualify for a Speed Awareness Workshop instead of a fixed penalty?
I have had a clean licence since passing my car test in 1972.
Basically, is there any way I can avoid being given the penalty points?
I have ordered the Fight a Motoring Ticket Kit which, I am sure will answer all of my questions.



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