Recent content by Jake92

Driving license was ID shown to inspector. This had previous address that lived at 2 years ago (has now been changed) so all correspondence was sent there.

This was the first ever time and I have acknowledged that I was wrong, but I do not agree that a criminal conviction is appropriate given the implications it has on the rest of your life. A warning especially for first time should suffice, taking this to court and spending money trying to get...

Thanks for responding, I believe it was under Byelaw 17(1) of TFL made under par 26 of sched. 11 to Greater London Authority Act 1999. Confirmed under sect 67 of Transport Act 1962. Matter was heard at Magistrates in my absence.

The main concern for me is the criminal record. Is this still on record given that it happened a year ago? In terms of pleading not guilty, that's not my intention. It was a mistake nonetheless the first ever mistake or 'crime' committed in my life. I just wanted to make it clear to the court...

It has been updated. Will statutory declaration allow possibility for this to be settled out of court?

Was stopped by an inspector for using parents freedom pass a year ago. Provided ID and name etc. Driving license shown had a previous address so all correspondence was sent to this address. At the time when the inspector requested ID I was confused and did not provide updated address as this was...