Your ‘National Motorway Awareness Course’ offer has been Withdrawn by WEST MIDLANDS POLICE

attila_123

I received an email from ndors saying the above. The email said if I want to know the reason, to call 101 and ask for West Midlands Police. Big mistake, I called and had a 101 phone support member complaining they should not have put 101 on the email as they can’t put anyone through. The extension they normally put people through has a full mailbox and no longer accepting message. They said just email them. I have emailed and waiting to hear back (5 days now). 

I’m not sure what’s happened. I was offered a course or points, I chose the course paid and booked it. This was 4 weeks ago. 

Does anyone else know what I can do? Or have come across this issue? Thank you

Herzlos

They must have reviewed before allocating you the course and decided you didn't meet the criteria after all. 

What was the offense? Are they offering you the points now?

LightFlare

I have read of a couple of instances where speeding cases have been dropped with no explanation.

Kent and Yorkshire from recollection.

It could be this is another of those, If so this could be the tip of a very large iceberg 

OP - does the letter say anything else regarding the offence and course of action ?

Keep_pedalling

You could be lucky and find that for technical reasons they have cancelled the alleged offence, or you could be unlucky and find they made an error and that just the offer has been withdrawn. You should get a letter of explanation from the police shortly.

What was the offence? 

Mildly_Miffed

You have no right to attend a course, and it can be withdrawn at any point right up to completion - with prosecution (or FPN) back on the table.

Have you done another m'way course in the last three years? That would instantly disqualify you.
Likewise, assuming speed, you may have fallen *just* outside their threshold for a course.

attila_123

LightFlare said:

I have read of a couple of instances where speeding cases have been dropped with no explanation.

Kent and Yorkshire from recollection.

It could be this is another of those, If so this could be the tip of a very large iceberg 

OP - does the letter say anything else regarding the offence and course of action ?

Thank you. Nothing else at all. 

attila_123

Keep_pedalling said:

You could be lucky and find that for technical reasons they have cancelled the alleged offence, or you could be unlucky and find they made an error and that just the offer has been withdrawn. You should get a letter of explanation from the police shortly.

What was the offence? 

It was 56 in a 50

attila_123

Mildly_Miffed said:

You have no right to attend a course, and it can be withdrawn at any point right up to completion - with prosecution (or FPN) back on the table.

Have you done another m'way course in the last three years? That would instantly disqualify you.
Likewise, assuming speed, you may have fallen *just* outside their threshold for a course.

I did a course but than was 14 years ago. 56 in 50

Petriix

attila_123 said:

Mildly_Miffed said:

You have no right to attend a course, and it can be withdrawn at any point right up to completion - with prosecution (or FPN) back on the table.

Have you done another m'way course in the last three years? That would instantly disqualify you.
Likewise, assuming speed, you may have fallen *just* outside their threshold for a course.

I did a course but than was 14 years ago. 56 in 50

I'd love to see a copy of the NIP showing 56. I've never seen one lower than 10% +2 over the limit. 

TooManyPoints

What was the date of the offence?

Mildly_Miffed

Petriix said:

attila_123 said:

Mildly_Miffed said:

You have no right to attend a course, and it can be withdrawn at any point right up to completion - with prosecution (or FPN) back on the table.

Have you done another m'way course in the last three years? That would instantly disqualify you.
Likewise, assuming speed, you may have fallen *just* outside their threshold for a course.

I did a course but than was 14 years ago. 56 in 50

I'd love to see a copy of the NIP showing 56. I've never seen one lower than 10% +2 over the limit. 

...while 56 in a 40 would be just above the course threshold...