It’s a scenario familiar to millions of drivers: the dreaded flash of a speed camera in your periphery, the sight of blue lights in your rearview mirror, or the official brown envelope landing on your doormat containing a Notice of Intended Prosecution. The initial reaction is often a mix of frustration and resignation, followed by a common thought: "It's just a fine and some points. It's...

"Regional Overview of Executive Summary Road Safety Market by Size and Share The global road safety market size was valued at USD 5.46 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 11.80 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 10.1% during the forecast period With the superior Road Safety Market report, get knowledge about the industry which explains what market definition,...

When you are faced with a Notice of Intended Prosecution or a court summons for a motoring offence, it is natural to seek advice. The problem is that the "common knowledge" shared by friends, family, and online forums is often a dangerous collection of myths and misconceptions. Following this well-intentioned but incorrect advice can lead to a driver pleading guilty when they have a defence, or...

When you are faced with a Notice of Intended Prosecution or a court summons for a motoring offence, it is natural to seek advice. The problem is that the "common knowledge" shared by friends, family, and online forums is often a dangerous collection of myths and misconceptions. Following this well-intentioned but incorrect advice can lead to a driver pleading guilty when they have a defence, or...