Speeding fines can be 'heftier than you first think'

If they plead not guilty they’ll have to go to court and can be fined more and get more penalty points if the court decides they are guilty of speeding.

The amount that someone is fined depends on what the speed limit was and how much over it they were driving.

It is usually a percentage of their weekly income, up to a maximum of £1,000, or £2,500 if they were driving on a motorway.

Ms Thomas concluded, saying: “If you do face a fine, it could be calculated based on salary and might be heftier than you first think.

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Speeding fines can be ‘heftier than you first think’