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There are several ways in which we deal with offences:

roadside advice

driver education courses

fixed penalty scheme

summons to court.

In both Norfolk and Suffolk, police at the roadside will issue a Traffic Offence Report (TOR) to the person committing the offence. The TOR is then submitted to Central Ticket Office (CTO) who makes the decision as to one of the last three above points. The offer/summons is then sent out in the post.
Fixed Penalty Notices (FPN)
There are two types of FPNs that can be issued:

Endorsable (a fixed penalty and penalty points on your driving licence):

speeding

no insurance

using a mobile phone whilst driving

travelling through red traffic lights

lane hogging and undertaking

tyre offences.

Non-endorsable (a fixed penalty):

failing to wear a seatbelt

no MOT

tinted windows

highway obstructions

number plates that do not meet regulations.

These are not the only offences a fixed penalty notice can be issued for, but the most common.

On receipt of a fixed penalty you have two options available to you:

1. Pay the penalty in full within 28 days. Payments can be made by cheque, postal order or credit/debit card (Switch, Visa, Mastercard, Solo, Visa Debit).

2. Complete the paperwork requesting a court hearing and return it to the CTO at the details that have been provided with the notice.

When you receive an endorsable fixed penalty, your driving licence must be sent to the Conditional Offer Unit in Southend to check it meets the fixed penalty criteria. You are now only required to send in the Photocard part of your licence. Any endorsements are recorded digitally due to the removal of the paper counterpart of the driving licence.
Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP)
A Notice of Intended Prosecution is issued to the registered keeper of the vehicle suspected of committing certain offences. It has to be sent within 14 days of detection of the alleged offence and has to specify:

the nature of the alleged offence

date and time the alleged offence happened

the place the alleged offence happened.

The offences for which a NIP must be issued are the following:

dangerous driving

careless and inconsiderate driving

leaving a vehicle in a dangerous position

dangerous cycling

speeding

careless and inconsiderate cycling

failing to comply with traffic directions of a police officer engaged in the regulation of traffic or at a traffic survey

failing to comply with a S.36 Road Traffic Act 1988 sign (e.g. double white line markings)

aid and abet any of the above offences.

A NIP does not have to be served if it was verbally given at the time or if the alleged offender was involved in an accident.

You may also receive a requirement to supply the name and address of the driver under section 172 Road Traffic Act 1988.

It is an offence not to comply with the notice, even if you don't believe that your vehicle was involved, or if you were not the driver at the time. You will need to provide details of the driver at the time or written proof confirming the whereabouts of the vehicle on the date in question if you believe it was not involved.

Please Note: Failure to respond to a NIP may render you liable for prosecution under Section 172 of the Road Traffic Act 1988.
Seizure of vehicles S.59 Police reform Act 2002
Certain anti-social driving offences can now be dealt with by Section 59 of the Police Reform Act. This will apply if you are:

driving in a careless or inconsiderate manner

driving on common land, a footpath or bridle way or any land which is not part of a road

driving in a manner which is causing, or is likely to cause alarm, distress or annoyance to members of the public.

Then a Section 59 warning can be issued to you. This warning is placed against both the driver and the vehicle and lasts for 12 months.

If the driver of the vehicle or the vehicle with the warning issued to it is then seen driving in any of those conditions again in the next 12 months the vehicle can be seized and, if not collected after paying for recovery and storage costs, it could be sold on or crushed.

This is not an alternative to the penalties that can be received for the actual offence committed i.e. penalty points, fines and disqualifications.
S.165A Road Traffic Act 1988
Anyone driving a motor vehicle on a road can have their vehicle seized under Section 165A if driving with:

no insurance

no driving licence (otherwise than in accordance with a licence).

The vehicle is taken immediately by a recovery company working within the scheme. To retrieve the vehicle, a valid driving licence and insurance has to be produced and the recovery and storage costs paid. After 14 days the vehicle can be sold on or crushed.

The original offence is still dealt with, which can attract penalty points, fine or disqualification.

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You must do several things before you drive a car or ride a motorcycle. These include getting a driving licence, registering, insuring and taxing your vehicle, and getting an MOT.

Before you drive or ride

You must:

Learner drivers

You must:

be supervised by a qualified driver (except if riding a motorcycle)

display L plates (L plates or D plates in Wales)

Vehicle requirements

The vehicle must:

You must also have a minimum of third party insurance that covers your use of the vehicle.

Changes to personal or vehicle details

You must tell DVLA if you:

Driving larger vehicles or buses

There are higher medical and eyesight standards for driving larger vehicles.

You must tell DVLA if you have any driving convictions.

If you're applying for a passenger-carrying vehicle ( PCV) licence then you must also tell DVLA if you have any other convictions.

Showing your driving documents

If a police officer asks you to, you must be able to show:

your driving licence

a valid insurance certificate

a valid MOT certificate (if your vehicle needs one)

If you don't have the documents with you at the time, you may be asked to take them to a police station within 7 days.

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You must do several things before you drive a car or ride a motorcycle. These include getting a driving licence, registering, insuring and taxing your vehicle, and getting an MOT.

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I would give them a fine of £1000 and they will have to cover the money from the damage on the other drivers property they have damaged or just property in general. I would also have there licence taken.

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To drive a particular type of vehicle, you need an 'entitlement' for that category on your driving licence.

You can check online to see what vehicles you can drive.

Driving licence categories are different in Northern Ireland.

Mopeds

Category AM

You can drive 2-wheeled or 3-wheeled vehicles with a maximum design speed of over 25km/h (15.5mph) but not more than 45km/h (28mph).

This category also includes light quad bikes with:

unladen mass of not more than 350kg (not including batteries if it's an electric vehicle)

maximum design speed of over 25km/h (15.5mph) but not more than 45km/h (28mph)

Category P

You can drive 2-wheeled vehicles with a maximum design speed of over 45km/h (28mph) but not more than 50km/h (31mph).

Its engine size must not be more than 50cc if powered by an internal combustion engine.

Category Q

You can drive 2-wheeled and 3-wheeled vehicles without pedals with:

an engine size not more than 50cc if powered by an internal combustion engine

a maximum design speed of no more than 25km/h (15.5mph)

Motorcycles

Category A1

You can drive light motorbikes with:

an engine size up to 125cc

a power output of up to 11kW

a power to weight ratio not more than 0.1kW/kg

This category also includes motor tricycles with power output up to 15kW.

Category A2

You can drive motorbikes with a:

power output up to 35kW

power to weight ratio not more than 0.2kW/kg

The motorbike must also not be derived from a vehicle of more than double its power.

You can also drive motorbikes in category A1.

Category A

You can drive:

motorbikes with a power output more than 35kW or a power to weight ratio more than 0.2kW/kg

motor tricycles with a power output more than 15kW

You can also drive motorbikes in categories A1 and A2.

Light vehicles and quad bikes

Category B1

You can drive motor vehicles with 4 wheels up to 400kg unladen or 550kg if they're designed for carrying goods.

Cars

Category B - if you passed your test before 1 January 1997

You're usually allowed to drive a vehicle and trailer combination up to 8,250kg maximum authorised mass ( MAM). View your driving licence information to check.

You're also allowed to drive a minibus with a trailer over 750kg MAM.

Category B - if you passed your test on or after 1 January 1997

You can drive vehicles up to 3,500kg with up to 8 passenger seats (with a trailer up to 750kg).

You can also tow heavier trailers if the total MAM of the vehicle and trailer is not more than 3,500kg.

You can drive motor tricycles with a power output higher than 15kW if you are over 21 years old.

Physically disabled drivers with provisional category B entitlement will also have provisional entitlement to ride category A1 or A motor tricycles.

Able-bodied drivers can no longer ride motor tricycles with a provisional category B licence.

Category B auto

You can drive a category B vehicle - but only an automatic one.

Category BE

You can drive a vehicle with a of 3,500kg with a trailer.

The size of the trailer depends on the BE 'valid from' date shown on your licence. If the date is:

before 19 January 2013, you can tow any size trailer

on or after 19 January 2013, you can tow a trailer with a MAM of up to 3,500kg

Medium-sized vehicles

Category C1

You can drive vehicles between 3,500 and 7,500kg (with a trailer up to 750kg).

Category C1E

You can drive C1 category vehicles with a trailer over 750kg.

The combined of both cannot exceed 12,000kg.

Large vehicles

Category C

You can drive vehicles over 3,500kg (with a trailer up to 750kg ).

Category CE

You can drive category C vehicles with a trailer over 750kg.

Minibuses

Category D1

You can drive vehicles with:

no more than 16 passenger seats

a maximum length of 8 metres

a trailer up to 750kg

Category D1E

You can drive D1 category vehicles with a trailer over 750kg .

The combined MAM of both cannot exceed 12,000kg.

Buses

Category D

You can drive any bus with more than 8 passenger seats (with a trailer up to 750kg ).

Category DE

You can drive D category vehicles with a trailer over 750kg.

Other categories

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To drive a particular type of vehicle, you need an 'entitlement' for that category on your driving licence. You can check online to see what vehicles you can drive. Driving licence categories are different in Northern Ireland. You can drive 2-wheeled or 3-wheeled vehicles with a maximum design speed of over 25km/h (15.5mph) but not more than 45km/h (28mph).

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I have scored myself 3/5 because I'm not that confident on this unit.

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The documents you need to be able to drive legally on the road are: ..........

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I would revoke their vehicle, a summon to court and or a large fine, this is because they're putting others and their own lives at risk.

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I'm going to score myself a 4 out 5 for this as I feel like I have a bit of an understanding but not enough

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MOT
Licence
Road Tax
Car tax
insurance
registration

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HAW I still rate myself 4 out of 5 because I still only understand the course

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HAW I still rate myself 4 out of 5 because I still only understand the course

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I think there vehicle should be seized as well as a large fine.

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Category B is a driving license that allows you to drive vehicles that are up to 3500kgs in weight. This includes up to 8 passengers and a trailer which weighs 750kgs

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4/5 This is because I feel like i learn a lot in these lessons.

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Driving license
insurance
tax
MOT
road tax
registration

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I would give myself a 4 out of 5 now because I understand some things like the consequences for driving with no license a lot more

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I would give myself a 4 out of 5 now because I understand some things like the consequences for driving with no license a lot more

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6 Points on their license and a £250 Fine and seize there car because they don't deserve it :)

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Track Licence, a vehicle weighing over 3,500 kg
H Licence,
C licence
Light Cavalry

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i believe i can perform at a decent level in this unit so i have scored myself 4/5 

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i believe i can perform at a decent level in this unit so i have scored myself 4/5 

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L.Ingram

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Driving license
Car tax
MOT
Registration
Insurance

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I would give myself now a 4.5/5. i feel more confident and feel like I know more then i did at the start of the lesson.

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The penalty you would receive from me  would be a £500 fine. Another example i would give someone would be 6 points on your license
because people should know not to drive without insurance and i think a fine and 6 points would be deter them from doing it again

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C
H
light cavalry
light track

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I am going to rate my self a 4 out of 5 because its an interesting and not too challenging unit.

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Tax, MOT, handbook, service history and registration details.

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I am now at around 4.5, I am better informed of vehicle licences and the penalties associated with them.

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The penalty you would receive from me would be a £500 fine or up to six points on your license. I chose to give £500 fines because this is a strict amount of money and points on your license as you only need 12 to get banned from your car. knowing this is the fine for no insurance or license they may chose to get insurance or a license before risking driving on the roads.

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Track license:
Track license allow you to drive vehicles which tracks on them, although these vehicles can only weigh up to 3,500 kg
H license
C license
Light Cavalry

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I am going to give a 4/5 because i have some confidence but need slightly more understanding of this.

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You need a drivers license
car insurance/car tax
car to be MOT
vehicle registration

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I think i am now pretty confident in this topic so i'm gonna rate myself 4 out of 5

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a fine £3000
arrest
court
seize the vehicle
as this is a large offence and should be punished to deter people from offending and prevent in the future L.Ingram

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Track licence, cat h licence and cat c licence.

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I am scoring myself a 3 out of 5

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registration
MOT
insurance
L.I

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I would score myself a 4/5 as i have learnt more about insurance and i have learnt about different category.

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I would give a penalty fine of £200 and 6 points as that will teach drivers not to drive recklessly and against the law

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C Licence
H Licence
Tack Licence
Light cavalry

C License for vehicles weighing over 3,500 kg.

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I'm going to score myself 3 out of 5 as mostly i think it common sense but there is still some grounds i'm unfamiliar with.

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The documents you need to be able to drive legally on the road are:
M.O.T
Insurance
Car Tax
Registration
Licence

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i would still rate myself 4/5 as even though i have learnt more about this subject my knowledge is not perfect

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i would still rate myself 4/5 as even though i have learnt more about this subject my knowledge is not perfect

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I would give them 6 points on their license and a fine from £250 to £800. The reason why I have this steep gap is because I think that the more expensive car the more you should pay

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One driving license category that was mentioned in the video was a category C driving license. With a category C driving license you can drive any rigid vehicle up to 32 tonnes.

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I have scored my self 3/5 on my confidence with the  content on this unit - R.H

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I have scored my self 3/5 on my confidence with the  content on this unit - R.H

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Car tax
Insurance
Vehicle registration
MOT
License

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I feel that i am now a 5/5 as i have taken in what i have learnt in this lesson.

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Someone that is driving without a license or insurance can risk their vehicle being seized from them and if not insured within 14 days then the vehicle may be crushed, fines for no insurance or driving licences vary between £300-£5000 for no insurance and £1000 for no drivers license

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With a category C you can drive vehicles over 3,500kg  and a trailer 750kg.

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I am going to score myself a 3/5 for this unit because i'm not that confident because i'm not familiar with the highway code and self assessments

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Driving license
MOT
insurance
Registration
Handbook

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I think that by the end of the lesson I am a 5/5 as I now fully understand what the different types of categories for different vehicles and the laws containing of fines of what’s would mean getting caught with no license

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3 points on their licence or a money fine of up to £3k

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self-assessment - I have scored myself 4/5 so far as i am feeling confident within the lessons and know most of the road laws and know what different road signs etc mean

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The documents that you need to drive on the road within the uk legally are MOT, Car insurance (third party minimum) Road Tax, Driving license, ID and registration documents

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I would give my self a 4/5 now, i have learnt about licenses need in the armed forces and for vehicles with heavy weight.

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£200 fine and a warning and prison sentence 10 years

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track license
cat c
cat b
cat h

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i rate my score 2/5 as i am not confident

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Driving license, Car tax, MOT, Registration, Handbook for your car

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4.3 out of 5 as there is a lot more stuff to do with cars than i thought

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HAW. I would revoke their license and make them take a driving test

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HAW. I would revoke their license and make them take a driving test

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Track Licence
H Licence
C licence
Light Cavalry

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HAW. I rate this 4 out of 5 as I understand this course.

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HAW. I rate this 4 out of 5 as I understand this course.

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driving licence
(provisional licence)
Tax
MOT
Insurance
ID
Handbook

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category H is the licence required to drive tracked vehicles category B is the licence for driving a car and category c is for driving a vehicle up to 32 tonnes

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category H is the licence required to drive tracked vehicles category B is the licence for driving a car and category c is for driving a vehicle up to 32 tonnes

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MOT
car tax
insurance
driving license
provisional license
handbook

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HAW. category H is a license where it allows you to drive any tracked vehicle

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HAW. category H is a license where it allows you to drive any tracked vehicle

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Cat c you can drive cars more than 3,5000 KG
Cath H you can drive tracked vehicle