Unit 9 Lesson 6: Warning Of Intended Prosecution

Question 1

For which road traffic offences must you give a warning of intended prosecution?

Answer 1

Dangerous driving/cycling

Careless driving/cycling

Dangerous parking

Failing to comply with traffic directions/signs

Ignoring temporary traffic prohibitions

Speeding on motorways

Driving below minimum speed limits

General speeding

Question 2

When is a warning of intended prosecution (road traffic) not required?

Answer 2

If at the time of the offence or immediately after, an RTC occurs

Question 3

If a person isn’t given a warning of intended prosecution at the time, what can the PF do?

Answer 3

Send a written notice of intended prosecution to the offender or registered keeper within 14 days