Relative got camera'd in a company car.
Rozzers contacted the lease company, lease company contacted relatives company.
Relatives company returned details to lease company.
This was well over a month ago. Relative has heard *nothing* officially at all. He only knows because the transport manager menitoned it in passing.
How long before he can relax? Isn't he supposed to get an NIP within 2 weeks?
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No, he's deep in it. It's the lease company that has to get the NIP within 2 weeks IIRC.
Sorry!
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No, he's deep in it. It's the lease company that has to get the NIP within 2 weeks IIRC.
S'ok. He was the only family member with a clean license and mocked the rest of us mercilessly. I'm chuffed as anything!
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Well yes, so far, but a summons has to be issued within 6 months I believe, so there is another opportunity on the horizon for some sort of foul up or good luck, depending on your viewpoint!
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Case like these, Plod can send NIP to Registered keeper, details of which would appear from enquiry on VRM from camera. Generally this will be with the form to name and shame the driver. NIP action has to be taken within 14 days and if done on Reg Keeper, law complied with and adminastrative procedure will then grind on at a leisurely pace and arrive at your relatives door with the request for 60 notes etc.
Family having a whip round?
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Family having a whip round?
Maybe - but you really think a bribe will work?
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