How can I challenge a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN)?
Guide to completing a ticket so that you may challenge the allegation
If you feel that you would like to plead not guilty to a fixed penalty notice you have been sent there are usually instructions on the reverse of the ticket explaining how to do this. If you do decide to challenge a ticket you will still have to produce your driving documents at a Police station but you will hold on to your driving licence and the fixed penalty notice. You will then be sent a summons to attend court. We suggest getting specialist legal advice if you are thinking of challenging a ticket for charges like speeding. If you accept the ticket, details explaining how to pay the fine are usually found on the reverse.
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