A BASINGSTOKE man who failed to give information relating to the identification of the driver of a vehicle has been fined and given penalty points.
Ian Nish, 52, of Millard Close, failed to identify a driver who was alleged to have been guilty of driving without due care and attention.
The court said Nish allegedly drove a Bedford Adventura on Highland Drive, Oakley, and while trying to avoid a crash with a parked car, he mounted the pavement and drove over the lawn of a property before returning to the road.
The alleged offence happened on November 6.
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A first-class post was sent to his address informing him of the offence on November 17, followed by a reminder letter on December 18.
However, there was no acceptable response from him.
On May 20, Aldershot Magistrates’ Court ordered him to pay £660 fine and £110 costs. The original charge for driving without due care and attention was withdrawn.
The court also imposed six driving penalty points on him.
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