Speeding Offence - Not Knowing Who Was The Driver

Arunmor

Mildly_Miffed said:

Even consulting both of your personal schedules, and looking at the time and location?

That made me laugh 

Andyjflet

I have been through this myself, company car with four possible drivers on the day. It was sent to me from the lease company. I work in the motor trade so drive different cars all day long. Went to court after viewing the evidence, provided data to show where I was on what days, receipts. Diaries etc. The court determined I had made an effort to make sure the correct person was named but impossible to know, case dismissed. 

Stevechaz12345

Thanks for the advice, it's time to flip the coin as we have no idea who was driving.

Andyjflet

Don't be fooled into thinking that its a dodge, it isn't, you have to be 100% honest with yourself on this. 

Okell

teaselMay said:

I'd write on the form, or if no space a letter attached to it, and say what you have above, making it clear you're not trying to avoid paying just that you genuinely don't know who was driving. I thought you had to receive the notification within 14 days of the offense.

You need to be aware that this ^ is terrible advice and likley to lead to conviction for failure to identify the driver; 6 penalty points; and significantly increased insurance for the next 5 years.

Also, only the Registered Keeper has to receive a NIP within 14 days of the offence.  The OP's car is a lease car so the OP won't be the Registered Keeper.