Driver handed fine for driving at 57mph on M27

Bradley Wyatt was behind the wheel of a Ford on the westbound side of the M27 when his speed was recorded by an automatic camera device. The 27-year-old was driving at 57mph between junction 10 and nine near Fareham[1] on March 19, 2024. At the time of the incident a 50mph speed restriction was in force on the motorway, the court heard.

Wyatt, of Lapwing Way, Whiteley, admitted a charge of exceeding a variable speed limit on Thursday, August 28, at Southampton Magistrates' Court. READ MORE: Scam bust wide open as fraudster caught taking learner drivers' tests[2] He avoided receiving a driving ban but was ordered to pay a fine of ?266 and was given three points on her licence.

Wyatt must also pay prosecution costs of ?130 and a ?106 surcharge, a total of ?502 to pay.

This was ordered to be paid in monthly instalments of ?45 starting from October 1.

References

1. ^ Fareham (www.dailyecho.co.uk)
2. ^ Scam bust wide open as fraudster caught taking learner drivers' tests (www.dailyecho.co.uk)