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Mar 9, 2010

Driver Improvement Course


Can I request to attend an advanced driving course rather than

appear in court?

 

An independent witness says I was travelling at 90 mph but I am sure I was

within the speed limit. I was on a dual carriageway and a car pulled out

from the inside lane straight in front of me. I slammed on my brakes but

hit the rear nearside bumper of the first vehicle then hit a second vehicle

which lost control and ended up on its side in the bushes. Will the court

just take the witnesses word for it that I was speeding?

 

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Posted by: patterson

Answer:

You can only do the course if the police offer it. It’s at their

discretion.

This sounds as though it could be a serious allegation. Have you got any

points already? I would be happy to help you with this matter. Was anyone

hurt?

I have in the past managed to persuade the police to offer the driver

improvement course as an alternative to prosecution after a summons has been issued.