Understood. But is an inaccurate figure an "accidental slip or omission"?
From reading up on it, the leeway is pretty extensive, so yea.
Understood. But is an inaccurate figure an "accidental slip or omission"?
Many years ago i got a ticket in the post, I was expecting it having blown past a policeman with a speed gun about a week prior. It had the wrong road, but I sent it back anyway pleading guilty but I wrote on there that I wasnt on that road the day in question and they just wrote back cancelling it straight away.
If you're paranoid about making things worse, I'd at least do this:
If you're replying saying you're guilty then there's no danger of making things worse, and if you do so along with a letter informing them the details are incorrect then you've at least got a chance of it either being corrected or them canning it. Worth doing that for minimal effort and no risk.
You don't necessarily have to take the position of guilty/not-guilty (appealing) - simply state you are not disputing (probably a better way to put it) but details are incorrect.
You would be rather unfortunate if you actually have been caught twice and the first set of paperwork hasn't been processed/sent yet, especially if the second date was a camera/van which you may not have noticed
Guys just a quickie. I was caught speeding on a gun and details taken. This was 13 weeks ago now and nothing ever surfaced in the post. Is that me clear and dry?
I'm under the notion that they have to send out the paper work from their end within 2 weeks of the incident? TIA.