fined twice for no tax

[Conniff]

Oops - £131+60. That's more than the road tax for a year, so it does save to be licenced.

[Conniff]

You could write in and complain stating that if you had in fact gone to court you could only have been reported for the more serious of the two actual crimes, and have been fined accordingly (weeks wages or so I think?), and that as such the police officer acted incorrectly by giving you a ticket for the less serious offence in order to deal with it on the spot....

 

Not only that, as there was no receipt given then he might just have pocketed the money.

Just because they are the police makes them no more trustworthy.

[Conniff]

what ever...I supose you never make mistakes

 

I don't think leaving it for a second month after receiving a fine is making a mistake. Paying a fine doesn't entitle you to continue driving without tax.

[Conniff]

you are one real EDITED you the car has not left my drive since the offence and pat davies has pointed out what I needed to know thank you pat

however when you did not get paid enough to see you through xmas for working as a sub contractor for the first time and still not seeing a penny and strugling to get in a job..... keep making your comments conniff...EDITED We are here to help each other not put one another down!

 

Nowhere does it say your car is on your drive since the FPN. I am not the one who drove without tax, I am not the one that never declared SORN, I am not the one now paying out a fine that comes to more than having tax.