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If a vehicle is caught speeding by a camera, the registered keeper will be sent a form within 14 days, asking them to identify the driver at the time of the offence. The minimum fine for speeding is £610 with three penalty points added to the licence.
Drivers may need to go to court if the offence is a sufficiently serious one or if they already have points on their licence.
Drivers who receive 12 or more penalty points within a three-year period will probably be banned from driving under the 'totting-up' system. This lasts for six months but increases to a year if there is a need for a second driving ban during the same three-year period. If there is a third ban during this period, disqualification lasts for two years.