Leicester - wife got 5 speeding tickets in 2 weeks,same road

Leicester - wife got 5 speeding tickets in 2 weeks,same road

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sufian.ali

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3 months

Wednesday 31st July
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Vasco

17,171 posts

111 months

Wednesday 31st July
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Are others insured to drive the car ?

If not I'd guess that, like many, she just drives as it suits her, regardless of legal niceties. With only 2 years experience it's not too surprising.

CheesecakeRunner

4,320 posts

97 months

Wednesday 31st July
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sufian.ali said:
Need some advice.

Wife got 5 speeding tickets (35-38 in a 30 zone) within 2 weeks. Believes she wasn't going that fast. Clean licence, had for 2 years.

Currently been sent letter to declare who was driving. I'm assuming she needs to state it was her? Any benefit in requesting photographic evidence to confirm?

Anybody know any good lawyers in Leicester who may be able to help with this case?
Hopefully she’ll get the ban she deserves. Once could be regarded as a mistake, five times shows she simply doesn’t care.

sufian.ali

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3 months

Wednesday 31st July
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The camera is at the bottom of a hill in an area with very few pedestrians, it's been more a case of letting the car roll/pick up speed than having the foot down.

Any advice or recommendations of lawyers would be appreciated.

Funk

26,509 posts

215 months

Wednesday 31st July
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sufian.ali said:
Need some advice.

Wife got 5 speeding tickets (35-38 in a 30 zone) within 2 weeks. Believes she wasn't going that fast. Clean licence, had for 2 years.

Currently been sent letter to declare who was driving. I'm assuming she needs to state it was her? Any benefit in requesting photographic evidence to confirm?

Anybody know any good lawyers in Leicester who may be able to help with this case?
It sounds like you and she both know it's her. What are you hoping someone here will say? "Sure, just go right ahead and lie about who was driving, it'll be fine..."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshi...

https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2013/mar/11/chris-h...

sufian.ali said:
The camera is at the bottom of a hill in an area with very few pedestrians, it's been more a case of letting the car roll/pick up speed than having the foot down.

Any advice or recommendations of lawyers would be appreciated.
With respect, your wife is the exact reason that camera is there - she's either not paying attention, not aware of her surroundings, not in control of the car properly or simply doesn't care. None of those options are good, by the way.

Vasco

17,171 posts

111 months

Wednesday 31st July
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sufian.ali said:
The camera is at the bottom of a hill in an area with very few pedestrians, it's been more a case of letting the car roll/pick up speed than having the foot down.

Any advice or recommendations of lawyers would be appreciated.
How much are you prepared to pay [waste] for receiving lawyer adice ?

sufian.ali

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3 posts

3 months

Wednesday 31st July
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Wasn't hoping for advice to lie about it. Was hoping for advice on a traffic lawyer somebody has used before, I'm not from the area

blueg33

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230 months

Wednesday 31st July
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Op. PH'er AGTLaw is a motoring lawyer.

Sounds like your wife is about to be taught a lesson for being unobservant and out of control of the car. Letting it run away can easily be seen as not in control, I suggest that she doesn't use that as a defence!

Muzzer79

10,835 posts

193 months

Wednesday 31st July
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sufian.ali said:
Wasn't hoping for advice to lie about it. Was hoping for advice on a traffic lawyer somebody has used before, I'm not from the area
Oh strap yourself in for a lot of people ready to remind you about how much of a danger your wife is.....

Anyway, as said above - AGTLaw is your man

http://www.counsel.direct/