Should I just pay

[moranphotography]

Yeah good points.

I will wait till he gets back from holiday. Well look into the governing body this morning.

Cheers everyone.

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[Superfly Guy]

There are three questions here.

Firstly, evidence that he has received a fine and that he has paid it.

Secondly, if you have any legal obligation to pay a fine somebody else has already paid (and thereby admitted responsibility for).

Finally, is it ethical in the eyes of his governing body to pressure a client in regards to financial remuneration for an offence the instructor has admitted responsibility for.

[Jimbob]

Don't get confused. Driving in a bus lane is a Contravention and not an Offence. There are no points on licences and no criminal act.

JB

[Superfly Guy]

Don't get confused. Driving in a bus lane is a Contravention and not an Offence. There are no points on licences and no criminal act.

JB

The instructor could still attempt to have the fine overturned if you admit responsibility.

[Jimbob]

The instructor could still attempt to have the fine overturned if you admit responsibility.

Technically once a PCN has been paid the case is closed. In rare instances the Adjudication Service will re-open a case on request but it seems highly unlikely in this case. Remember also a PCN is Owner Liability i.e. the registered keeper of the vehicle is responsible for the penalty (it's not a fine). Just about the only exception to this is with a hire car where the hirer only has a legal obligation to say who was hiring the car at the time of the contravention to be freed from responsibility.

Trust me - this is what I do for a living!

JB

[Superfly Guy]

Trust me - this is what I do for a living!

JB

Just throwing out some possibilities.