FOUR PEOPLE who are from Oxfordshire have appeared at different courts across the country this month after speeding on the roads.
Zahir Suleman, of Awgar Stone Road appeared in the dock of Buckingham Magistrates Court on December 15.
The court heart how 47-year-old Suleman was captured by cameras on the M40 driving at 103mph. The legal limit is 70mph.
He was fined £531, made to pay a victim surcharge of £53 and costs of £90.
Suleman was also disqualified from holding or obtaining a driving licence for 42 days.
Esther Fisher, of Oxford Road in Old Marston, appeared at Cornwall Magistrates' Court on December 15 after her Ford Transit Van was spotted driving at more than 60mph (more than the maximum speed limit of the van) on the A30 near Dunheved Bridge on April 1 last year.
She was fined £60 and made to pay a victim surcharge of £34. Her driving licence was also endorsed with three penalty points.
Tiago Da Silva, of Bennett Close in Oxford, was sentenced at Cardiff Magistrates' Court on December 7 for speeding on North Road, a 30mph zone.
On August 30 at 11.16pm, an automatic camera recorded Silva driving at 38mph.
The 29-year old was fined £173, made to pay a victim surcharge of £34 and costs of £90.
His driving record was also endorsed with three penalty points.
Marcus Ashcroft-Jones, of Banbury Road in Oxford, appeared at Cornwall Magistrates’ Court on December 7 for speeding on the A30 near Gossmoor on March 21.
Ashcroft-Jones drove a Peugeot van at a speed exceeding 60mph, the maximum speed for that type of vehicle.
The 39-year old was fined £80, made to pay a victim surcharge of £34 and costs of £90.
His driving record was also endorsed with six penalty points.
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