Received my first 2 NIP within a week

twhitehousescat

lewishardwick wrote: »

Sorry to be a pedantic, if a new driver gets six points, they do not get banned.

Their licence is revoked and they must reapply for a provisional, then take the necessary tests again.

HTH

correct , I was trying to be simplistic to the OP

Redx

and do not lie on those forms either

this solicitor turned MP did and was recently jailed for it

https://news.sky.com/story/fiona-onasanya-former-labour-mp-jailed-for-three-months-over-speeding-fine-lies-11621051

with such a heavy right foot, dont be surprised if more turn up in the post

Shajidnoor

I’m not gonna lie, I’m just gonna send the forms and hope for the best honestly

The_Slithy_Tove

Shajidnoor wrote: »

I should have [STRIKE]of[/STRIKE] said, i will have my license for exactly 2 years on the 16 March 2019 (using this figure as it Says on my license), my plan was to send the letters to the address on the day. I should be okay because as if I send the forms, I still fall between the time limit I have to send it ( My deadline is the 26 March for the first NIP)

Makes no difference when you send the forms back (as long as you do so in time). It's the date of the offences and the date of getting your full licence that matters.

80 in a 70 will be eligible for a course, so don't fool around, just send back the forms.

Umkomaas

Umkomaas wrote: »

Any thoughts on what might have happened to anyone/any vehicle you might have hit at that speed - 78mph in a 50mph zone? Perhaps your thoughts should be directed in that direction. This isn't a case of a few mph over the limit.

Are you a young driver?

Shajidnoor wrote: »

Didn’t hit any vehicle at all

Frightening complacency. If you had, you might well be here asking how to get out of a manslaughter charge.