speeding fine

[sammmo]

My other half has had a letter informing her she was speeding.. 43 in a 30 mph road.. no excuse so she will pay up and take the fine and points off her license.. this is the first time shes had points on her license in 40 yrs of driving.. so shes not reckless she thought the road was 40mph.. anyway.when we inform the insurers would our premiums go up.. if so by how much.. has anyone any idea?

[Maydup]

Unlikely to go up much if at all. Phone them to add it on and when its up for renewal make sure you shop around.

[Nibble]

This is a general guide, but as you probably expect, only time will tell as to actual number of points incurred

http://www.ukspeeding.co.uk/SpeedFines2.html

[Nibble]

This further shows potential outcomes

http://www.ukspeeding.co.uk/SpeedFines.htm

[owdhamer]

you can swop the points for going on a speed awareness course there is of cost equal to the fine

[owdhamer]

last post was poor, you can swap the points and fine in return for attending a speed awareness course the cost is about the same as the fine.

[d9f1c7]

one SP30 won't make a difference. Beware the motoring evangelists though!

[paddywak]

You can't just swap the points you have to be offered the SAC, I know I did mine last week. Send the paper work off pleading guilty and if you are elligable, I would think your wife will be with no previous offences, they will send you the details of were to apply for a course. The current cost is £92.00p but you don't get any points and so you don't need to inform your insurer. If however you get caught within three years these points may also be added

[ubasses]

Look at your local police authority website for the maximum speed a course will be offered. Your other half is 1 mile over the top for where I live.