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UK speeding fine calculator: check the court band and points
Enter the alleged speed and speed limit to see the corresponding Magistrates’ Court guideline band, points range and an optional income-based fine indication for England and Wales.
Checked against primary legal sources for England and Wales · Updated 21 August 2026 · How we review content
The usual minimum speeding penalty is £100 and 3 points, but higher speeds can lead to a court fine, 4 to 6 points, 6 points or a short disqualification. Use the calculator for the guideline indication, then check the actual notice route.
Speeding fine and points calculator
Enter the alleged speed and limit to see the corresponding Magistrates’ Court guideline band. This does not predict whether a course, fixed penalty or court disposal will be offered.
Important: This is a guideline indicator, not a sentence prediction. The court retains discretion and other offences, aggravating features, mitigation, plea, means and the overall circumstances can change the outcome.
Use the calculation without losing the live notice deadline
- Enter the speed and limit exactly as shown on the notice.
- Check whether the document is a NIP, course offer, fixed penalty or court notice.
- Review current points before assessing any possible disqualification risk.
What does the speeding fine calculator show?
It maps the alleged speed and limit to the Magistrates’ Court guideline band. It then shows the headline points or disqualification range and, if weekly income is entered, the guideline fine range before case-specific adjustments.
Does the calculator show whether I will receive a course?
No. A speed awareness course is discretionary and depends on the issuing police force, the circumstances, timing and relevant course history. A calculator cannot create an entitlement to a course.
Why could the final fine be different?
The court can consider plea credit, income, surcharge, costs, aggravating and mitigating features, the statutory maximum and the overall circumstances. The result is an indication, not a sentence prediction.
What information should I check first?
- Alleged speed
- Speed limit
- Road type
- Current active points
- Document type
- Response deadline
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a speeding fine in the UK?
The usual minimum penalty is £100 and 3 points. Court fines are normally linked to the guideline band and relevant weekly income, subject to statutory limits and adjustments.
How many points will I get for speeding?
A fixed penalty normally carries 3 points. At court, the guideline can indicate 3 points, 4 to 6 points or 6 points, with a short disqualification available in higher bands.
Is this speeding calculator accurate?
It accurately maps the speed and limit entered to the headline guideline band. It cannot predict the disposal offered or the court’s final decision.