Does your logbook have the right address on it? You sell your car to one of these companies who take care of everything for you (but they actually don’t!), or before you sell a car you leave your car at the garage to have some work done and it needs test driven. In these circumstances, or many others, someone else drives the car, breaks the law, and either a speeding ticket or a notice for some other type of automatically detected offence is heading your way through the post. Normally, that wouldn’t be an issue as naming the driver can be done, but many people will find themselves subject to prosecution for not naming who was driving due to them having moved house and not updated their details with the DVLA; its one of those jobs we’ll do tomorrow, and tomorrow can be six months after moving!
This is an offence that attracts penalty points, and which can be needlessly avoided if you have an honest and genuine reason as to why you weren’t notified that someone committed an offence in your car and therefore a reason why you failed to name that person. Again, our formula goes much further than just saying “sorry”. We aim to put you in a position whereby you can present your mitigation in the manner, format and focused nature the court expects and in the position that to get the best result.