by Freeman & Co. | May 25, 2026 | Speeding
New data obtained through a Freedom of Information request has revealed a significant rise in the number of speeding fines being issued across the United Kingdom, with figures now at their highest level in four years. The FOI request was submitted by road technology...
by Freeman & Co. | Dec 19, 2025 | Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, Speeding
A technical issue affecting variable speed cameras on some UK A roads and motorways has led to thousands of drivers being wrongly fined for speeding since 2021, according to National Highways. The anomaly stems from a delay in synchronisation between certain speed...
by Freeman & Co. | Sep 11, 2025 | Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, Speeding
*** PLEASE NOTE - THIS REPORTED CASE WAS NOT HANDLED BY NICK FREEMAN OR ANYONE AT NICK FREEMAN SOLICITORS. IT IS BEING REPORTED PURELY AS A POINT OF INTEREST *** A driver has been recorded travelling at more than 130mph in heavy rain on the A9 in the Scottish...
by Freeman & Co. | Nov 3, 2022 | Fixed Penalty, Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, Nick Freeman News, Road Traffic Expert, Speeding
Giving local councils authority to issue speeding fines will have a catastrophic impact on road safety , warns the country’s top criminal defence and road traffic lawyer. Since handing over power from the police will decriminalise such offences and so fail to...
by Freeman & Co. | Jul 6, 2022 | Freeman & Co. Solicitors, Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman News, Road Traffic Expert, Speeding
The Government risks ‘carnage’ on the roads if it follows the EU in making speed limiting devices compulsory – the country’s leading motoring and criminal defence lawyer has warned. From Wednesday (July 6, 2022), all new cars sold in Europe will be...
by Freeman & Co. | Sep 12, 2019 | Freeman & Co. Solicitors, Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, Nick Freeman News, Speeding
It has been reported how a man has spent £30,000 on his road traffic case and has still got nowhere with it. The original case was regarding a speeding fine and following his conviction at the Magistrates’ Court, and has lost every appeal so far. The original...
