| Returning a completed form to the Central Ticket Office |
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| Once you have completed and returned your form identifying yourself as the driver you will be sent a Conditional Offer of Fixed Penalty Notice through the post. |
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| What is a Conditional Offer of Fixed Penalty Notice? |
| This gives you the opportunity to settle the matter without having to go to court. If you choose this option you will receive a £60 fine and have three points added to your licence. Nine or more points on your licence prevents the matter being dealt with by conditional offer. In this situation your case will automatically be dealt with by the courts. |
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| Motorists who meet certain criteria will also be given the option of attending a Speed Awareness Workshop. |
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| Your options are: | |
 Accept the Conditional Offer of Fixed Penalty Notice |
| Do not accept the offer but choose to go to court |
| Ignore the form |
| Accept the offer of a Speed Awareness Course |
| Phone or write to the Camera Enforcement Unit, Chief Constable or someone else to argue your way out of a ticket |
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What are you going to do?Click on one of the options above to see what happens next |
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| If you have 9 or more points on you licence or hold a foreign licence then you cannot accept a Conditional Offer of Fixed Penalty Notice and your case will be heard at a Magistrates Court. |
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Please see our Frequently Asked Questions section for the answers to more questions related to safety cameras and speeding and red light offences. |
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| The information provided on this website is for general information only. For more specific advice please consult a solicitor. |
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