Speeding offence help

Conor_3

victorias_dad wrote: »

i have never understood how we came to situation where a murderer can remain silent but a motorist has to incriminate themselves by giving details of whom was driving at time of the offence, which in fact is a confession

That's slightly wrong. The REGISTERED KEEPER is ASKED to inform the Police who was driving. The registered keeper doesn't have to respond but it leaves them wide open to prosecution. Also if you knew someone had committed a murder and didn't inform the Police, you can be charged with an offence the same way the people who knew about the London Bombers but said nothing.

mutley74

DiD quick check on my car insurance with and without the expected SP30 fine i will get...makes my insurance go up by £25..Okay not much but it will add up as its kept on license for 3 years.

victorias_dad

conor if you are the registered keeper and the driver you are required by law to confess, also even if you commit murder and you are informed upon you still have the right to remain silent i stand by my original post

HeadInSand_2

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anewman

Pay up and look out for the speed signs and easier on the right foot

MarkyMarkD

atpug wrote: »

DiD quick check on my car insurance with and without the expected SP30 fine i will get...makes my insurance go up by £25..Okay not much but it will add up as its kept on license for 3 years.

It's licence not license. And you have to declare points for five years, not three.