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Speeding fine information A police officer can issue an on the spot fine of £60 and 3 penalty points whereas a GATSO speed camera can mean a court summons and any further offences caught on another GATSO Camera can be added together even if up to the point of getting 12 points which if received within a three year period means an automatic disqualification and a TT99 endorsement on your license. Know your Speed Limits Endorsements and Disqualifications If you are convicted of a motoring offence, the court can endorse your licence with penalty points or order a period of disqualification. A person whose penalty points reach 12 or more in a period of 3 years is liable to be disqualified Parking Regulations Motorists parking their cars are not the only ones who must obey the law and regulations. Councils can only make parking regulations (known as “Traffic Regulation Orders” or “Traffic Management Orders”) and enforce parking contraventions in accordance with the law. For example, councils must comply with regulations that say how parking controls are signed. Automatic Number Plate Recognition In simple terms ANPR cameras 'photograph' the number plates of the vehicles that pass them. This 'photograph' is then fed in a computer system to find out details about the driver and owner of the vehicle and details about the vehicle itself. Tinted Windows Officers in Calderdale have been taking a dim view of people with tinted windows. Abandoned Vehicles Local authorities are under a duty under Section 3 of the Refuse Disposal (Amenity) Act 1978, to remove a vehicle which is abandoned in their area, on any land in the open air, or on any other land forming part of a highway. Driving In Britain DRIVING IN GREAT BRITAIN (GB) AS A VISITOR OR A NEW RESIDENT Road Traffic Act Road Traffic Act 1988 (c. 52) All the information you need to know about car related offences Do you know who you’re buying your new car from? Police are urging potential car buyers to double check who they are buying their cars from after a scam was uncovered involving stolen vehicles being offered for sale. Driving under the influence? The Police are now much better at recognising signs of drug use in drivers. If you get caught while driving under the influence of drugs, the penalties are severe Drink Driving If you get caught driving whilst over the limit then you can expect some pretty heavy punishment. But do you even know what the limit is?