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Speeding. How to avoid disqualification. If you have been caught speeding at well over the speed limit you may well be at risk of an immediate disqualification. The risk depends on the amount by which you exceeded the limit. For example, in a 70mph limit, anyone caught speeding at 90mph or more will, according to the sentencing guidelines, be at risk of an immediate ban. In practice, for a first offence, those doing over 100 mph are the ones at greatest risk. So, how can you avoid a ban at such speeds? If you have not been offered a fixed penalty (3 points and a fine) but instead receive a Single Justice Procedure Notice this will usually indicate that you are either facing a penalty points disqualification (because of accumulated penalty points) or that you risk a one-off ban for speeding at far in excess of the limit. In the latter case, depending on the extent by which you have exceeded the limit, it may well still be possible to avoid an immediate ban. If you need your driving licence for your work, or other essential purposes, please feel free to call to discuss your prospects of avoiding a ban.