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9) How long does it take to get a speeding ticket? In normal circumstances, if you've been caught speeding you should expect to receive two notices within 14 days of the incident taking place.

How much is a ticket if you go 20mph over the speed limit? Exceeding a speed limit by more than 20mph in a 20mph or 30mph zone means you'll get a fairly serious fine known as a Band C fine six penalty points and a fine of 125-175% of your weekly income. You can also be disqualified for between seven and 56 days.

The default position of courts is to disqualify drivers caught speeding at more than 100mph or at 30mph above the relevant speed limit. At the court's discretion, this punishment can be reduced if you can prove losing your licence would result in 'exceptional hardship'.

Essentially, what that means is that anyone who is driving 35mph or above in a 30mph, or 46mph or more in a 40mph zone, for example, will be issued with a speed limit fine. The same applies on the motorway.

Is it true that the 10 per cent rule exists? You will not get a ticket provided your speed does not exceed the limit by more than 10 per cent, Gareth says. So for example, travelling at 35mph or above in a 30mph zone will be recorded as a speeding offence.

Can I break the speed limit to overtake? Short answer, no! Despite the higher thresholds of speed cameras in some areas of the UK - you should never go beyond the speed limit. For example, if you're travelling 31mph in a 30 limit or 71mph on a motorway, you're in fact breaking the law and could receive a charge.

The maximum penalty for not responding to the requirement to provide driver details is a fine and 6 penalty points. The driver might think. If I don't respond to the notice I'll get a fine and 6 points.

If you're caught breaking the speed limit by a fixed speed camera, you'll be issued with a Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) and a Section 172 notice within 14 days.

They have 14 days to issue a notice that is all. If it's a lease car, or you've moved etc then it's however long it takes to find you after that.

If you don't send the police the driver's details within the time they state then you can face up to six penalty points and a fine which is usually £100. After this you will be sent notification of whether they will be offering you points and a fine, a speed awareness course, or if it will progress to a court summons.