Speeding Offences – Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) or Roadside Stop

Important Notice – Speeding Cases

Please note that we no longer review, assess, or provide support for any speeding offences, including Notices of Intended Prosecution (NIPs), speed camera cases, or roadside stops by police.

If you have received a speeding NIP, a speeding ticket, or have been stopped at the roadside, we are unable to review your documents, comment on your case, or respond to enquiries relating to speeding matters.

Instead, to help you avoid significant legal costs and uncertainty, we have created a comprehensive digital resource:
The Ultimate UK Instant Speeding Ticket Guide.

This guide includes everything you need to understand and challenge a speeding allegation, including:

• How to challenge a Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP)

• Automatic speed camera devices

• Hand-held speed guns and radar devices

• Roadside stops using speed meters and radar

• Common errors and weaknesses in speeding notices

• Criteria to determine whether your case may be challenged

• The importance of supporting evidence and how it is used

If any of the scenarios, criteria, or potential errors outlined in the guide match your situation, you can use that information to assess your case independently.

All speeding notices are based on supporting evidence, and the guide explains how to identify whether that evidence is valid, consistent, and reliable.

For this reason, please do not submit enquiry forms or emails regarding speeding offences, as we are unable to provide individual advice or case reviews.