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How many points can you expect for doing 60mph on a 40mph dual carriageway?
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∙ 12y ago
If you were stopped by an officer on the road you would get issued a fixed penalty notice, which would be 3 penalty points and a £60 fine. If you opted to be dealt with at court and you found guilty, you would receive the same amount of points and fine, as above, but you would have to pay court costs of £100 (average) and a surcharge of £15. Dependant on the circumstances of the incident, i.e aggravating factors such as heavy traffic, outside a school at opening/closing times, the court have the power to endorse your licence with more points and increase the fine, if they so wish.
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What is the formula for accerleration?
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What are the speed limits in England?
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