Failure to disclose driver details

 · Penalties at court for failing to provide driver details. If you plead guilty or if you are convicted after a trial for failing to provide driver information the court will order: 6 penalty points; Fine of up to £1,; Victim surcharge (10% of the fine, minimum £20); Criminal courts charge (£ for a guilty plea, £ after trial); andReviews: Frequently referred to as the “ Requirement” the police can require the registered keeper of a vehicle to identify the driver of the vehicle at a particular time. The requirement also extends to anyone else who is able to provide relevant information about the identity of a driver at a particular time. Failure to provide information about the identity of a driver at a particular time, .  · The legislation relating to the Offence of Failing to Provide Driver Details is contained within Section (3) of the Road Traffic Act A prosecution for Failing to Provide Driver Information is also referred to as a: Section Prosecution; Failing to Furnish Information Prosecution; Failing to Provide Driver Identity Prosecution.

Failing to disclose identity to police in either of these circumstances without a reasonable excuse is an offence. Traffic Cases. Police also have the power to compel the owners of motor vehicles to disclose the name and address of a driver who is alleged to have committed an offence under the Road Transport Act Failure to disclose driver vs very excessive speeding NIP? I supplied details of both potential drivers and the rough area (to the best of our knowledge) we changed drivers. c) requested. Not Disclose Identity Of Driver. The offence of failing to provide information as to the name and home address of the driver of a vehicle, who is alleged to have committed an offence under the road transport legislation is set out under s (1) of the Road Transport (General) Act ‘the Act’. The offence carries a maximum penalty of

Driving offences range from 'document' offences, for example when a person Failing to furnish/provide Information to identify the driver of a vehicle. The offence of failing to provide information as to the name and home address of the driver of a vehicle, who is alleged to have committed an offence under. If you are an individual and the DVLA has you registered as being the 'keeper' or 'owner' of the vehicle that is alleged to have committed an offence, you will.