Hi guys,
Firstly, I am aware that there are many topics relating to this matter and I have read many of them. I would like to share my details and ask your opinion.
First of all, I got a NIP in 20 November 2020, for exceeding 40mph average limit with 55mph. My friend was driving and he accepted the fixed penalty, this ticket was processed.
After 6 months, I got a letter saying that I failed to give driver information. At first I thought this is the same ticket but somehow lost but then I realised there is another speeding charge, same road, same time but 21 November 2020. I did not get this ticket for sure.
Btw I moved from that home to the next flat around January 2021.
I would like to please not guilty to both offences and I have some evidences to show the court.
1- I have emails from 4 different companies ( fedex, royal mail, parcelforce, UPS ) about my missing letters and shipments. I had a long conversation with Fedex in December 2020 saying that "I should have received a customs bill" but i did not get any letter. Having had this conversation fedex sent my bill via email and I paid. I also had a long email conversation with Parcelforce asking "How can not you find my address" etc. They said there was a problem with my delivery address ( the address that is exactly the same as my supposedly sent NIP ticket) I have similiar emails and phone calls in that address regarding to lost/undelivered items and posts.
2- For some reason my SJPN letter was opened someone else and it is posted to my mailbox around 16:30. I asked my neighboors and all said we did not get anything or open anything on your name.
3- In addition to the emails, I had so many phone calls regarding to the deliveries (either post or shipment) at thiss address. Which proofs should I include?
4- I got another ticket, for an offence happened just a day before. As I replied that one promtply, why would I not reply the other one if I get it?
I was wondering is there any chance I can get away with no fine? or no points to my driving license?
What should I do or say when I go to court? Should I hire a solicitor?