It starts with a flash on a motorway gantry or a letter on the doormat. Speeding is the most common motoring offence in the UK, yet it is also the most misunderstood. Many drivers treat a "Notice of Intended Prosecution" (NIP) like an invoice—something to be paid and forgotten.But what if you already have 9 points? What if you are a "ne

 It starts with a flash on a motorway gantry or a letter on the doormat. Speeding is the most common motoring offence in the UK, yet it is also the most misunderstood. Many drivers treat a "Notice of Intended Prosecution" (NIP) like an invoice—something to be paid and forgotten.But what if you already have 9 points? What if you are a "ne

 It starts with a flash on a motorway gantry or a letter on the doormat. Speeding is the most common motoring offence in the UK, yet it is also the most misunderstood. Many drivers treat a "Notice of Intended Prosecution" (NIP) like an invoice—something to be paid and forgotten.But what if you already have 9 points? What if you are a "ne

 It starts with a flash on a motorway gantry or a letter on the doormat. Speeding is the most common motoring offence in the UK, yet it is also the most misunderstood. Many drivers treat a "Notice of Intended Prosecution" (NIP) like an invoice—something to be paid and forgotten.But what if you already have 9 points? What if you are a "ne

 It starts with a flash on a motorway gantry or a letter on the doormat. Speeding is the most common motoring offence in the UK, yet it is also the most misunderstood. Many drivers treat a "Notice of Intended Prosecution" (NIP) like an invoice—something to be paid and forgotten.But what if you already have 9 points? What if you are a "ne