The severity of a speeding offence depends on how fast you were travelling in relation to the legal speed limit on the road.

Speeding is considered an “absolute offence” which means that unless you can prove that the evidence against you is faulty, you will automatically be found guilty.

If you are facing a ban or have been caught by a speed camera and you believe you have been wrongly accused then you should seek specialist advice from a UK solicitor. If you have been given a speeding ticket and you admit that you are guilty, you may still be able to argue that there are mitigating circumstances.

Exceeding the Statutory Speed Limit on a Public Road can result in 3-6 penalty points, Fines and a Discretionary Driving Ban.