FREE MOTORING TOOLS

Check the notice, deadline, points or likely court band.

Each tool deals with a defined procedural question. Results are private, require no account and link back to the official rule or guideline used.

DOCUMENT CHECKER

Motoring document checker

Identify whether the paperwork is a NIP, Section 172 request, fixed penalty, course offer, SJPN or another court document.

Open the free tool →FINE AND POINTS

UK speeding fine calculator

Enter the alleged speed, speed limit and optional weekly income to check the guideline band, points range and fine indication.

Open the free tool →COURSE POSITION

Speed awareness course eligibility checker

Check the practical course position using the written invitation, previous course history and live deadline.

Open the free tool →NIP DATES

NIP 14 day checker

Compare the alleged offence date with receipt of the first notice while keeping the separate Section 172 response duty visible.

Open the free tool →SECTION 172

Section 172 deadline calculator

Calculate the ordinary 28 day response period and identify why the driver information request cannot safely be ignored.

Open the free tool →COMPANY AND LEASE

Company, lease and hire NIP chain checker

Map the keeper and nomination chain where the vehicle belongs to an employer, leasing company or hire business.

Open the free tool →PENALTY POINTS

Driving licence points and totting up checker

Record current points and dates to understand the 12 point threshold, new driver risk and when professional advice may be required.

Open the free tool →DISQUALIFICATION

Driving ban status and end date checker

Check the practical route for confirming when a disqualification ends and whether a new licence must be obtained before driving.

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Tools are decision support, not legal representation.

NoticeReady separates date calculations and guideline indications from case specific legal advice. Police discretion, service evidence, court procedure and individual circumstances can change the result. The underlying notice and official source remain authoritative.