Unlike the drivers CPC they are not doing virtual courses for road traffic offences, so it will be a fixed penalty, £ 100 and 3 points.

http://www.nopenaltypoints.co.uk/RunningaARedLight.html

I do not know if they will offer a course but defer it until this virus is dealt with, but doubtful as some say it may still be with us up to xmas.

Ps you do not do the course and get 3 pts so you would not have got 3 pts for your last speeding offence if you done the course.

Call these people and ask them, they will give you all the info you need. 03 number so its local rates, or free on certain mobile tariffs and local rates on a landline.

Edited by Avant on 27/04/2020 at 17:07

What on earth could an asbestos awareness course have to do with driving through a red light.

Is it just possible someone is trying to sell us some processed meat products?

He's been a regular poster for some years, albeit with a change of user name at one point. Some of us have regarded his examples and interpretation of laws arguable (to put it mildly) but unless he's been hijacked.....

Back to the OP he might be lucky if the camera was a film rather than digital version. Most likely would be a Gatso RLC-36 and I think these were the most popular in the UK. Well not popular per say but should I say more numerous !

AFAIK Police forces don't bother trying to develop the old films anymore but the camera will still flash.

As previously stated it's a waiting game for the OP following issue of the NIP and s.172 obligations are fulfilled by the registered keeper and his employer.

There is only 1 link from what I can see, the red light link.

From the wording of the original links they were about how to handle asbestos. They have been deleted by Avant.

Sorry for so many post but

I invite anyone who disagrees to post info from a 3rd party as I have just done to prove what they say is correct.

"Please, please, please take no notice of much of what is advised on"

When someone starts with this how is it not personal ??? 3 decades of commercial driving experience ( not car but work ), I wonder how much experience the person who starts with this has.

Hits a nerve when anyone can start by saying no one else knows what they are talking about.

"Please, please, please take no notice of much of what is advised on"

When someone starts with this how is it not personal ???

You missed out (either deliberately or by mistake) the last three words (which are the most important). The opening to my post reads "Please, please, please take no notice of much of what is advised on No Penalty Points"

As a professional driver (and a frequent contributor to this forum) you should know that some of the advice given on that site is misleading (to put it kindly). My post was nothing to do with what you'd said. It was to do with the advice provided by NPP to which, for some reason, you provided a link. I have pointed out my particular concerns regarding the issue this OP faces (if he ever receives a NIP and S172 request) which was my aim. I provided links to the ECHR case law which backs up my concern. I did not want him following the advice of NPP which had a very good chance of seeing him end up with six points and an MS90 endorsement code which insurers hate.

There is so much wrong with the NPP advice particularly with regard to the process the recipient of a NIP and S172 notice must adopt. It would be simply better not to provide a link to it as it can cause far more problems than it solves, hence my plea for readers to disregard it. Alas I have not been a professional driver for 30 years. In fact I have never been a professional driver. But, as I've said before, I do know my motoring law.

As an aside, everybody may like to know that some areas are now beginning to roll out online courses, certainly for speeding and I imagine for other offences as time goes on. Sussex and West Yorkshire are two that I know of for certain but I believe initial priority is being given to those who had already accepted the offer of a course before the lockdown began.