Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A Van Driver decides to close pass a cyclist, get reported and gets a 'Notice Of Intended Prosecution' from Police, my question to him at the time was 'Was it worth it'?
As per below letter from police, I assume this resulted in either a course paid by the driver or fines and points on the license.
Nissan NV400 2.3 dCi 33 SE FWD L2 H2 Euro 6 5dr 2019
Registration: BD19GXO
Body type: Panel Van
Colour: White
First registered: Mar 2019
Close pass by WVM in Vauxhall, plate: BD19GXO
The last response from the police:
The unique reference number for this case is XXXXXX
I am writing to inform you that following your report relating to an allegation of bad driving, I have today sent the keeper of the vehicle a Notice of Intended Prosecution form.
This form requests that the keeper provides details as to the driver of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence.
As action against the driver is now being considered, I must request that the footage supplied by you should not be shared on any social media platform and if it has already been shared, I respectfully ask that it is taken down immediately in order that any action taken in this case is not prejudiced.
Following identification of the driver, a decision will be made as to what the appropriate next steps will be in terms of a disposal for the offence; this could either be the offer of a diversionary education course or a Conditional Offer of Fixed Penalty or the matter may proceed to court.
The only further contact you will receive in respect of this matter will be if the case proceeds to a court hearing in which case you may be called as a witness.
I’d like to thank you for taking the time to report this matter and assisting us in our efforts to make London’s roads safer.
Yours sincerely,
XXXXX
Allegation Unit
A Van Driver decides to close pass a cyclist, get reported and gets a 'Notice Of Intended Prosecution' from Police, my question to him at the time was 'Was it worth it'?
As per below letter from police, I assume this resulted in either a course paid by the driver or fines and points on the license.
Nissan NV400 2.3 dCi 33 SE FWD L2 H2 Euro 6 5dr 2019
Registration: BD19GXO
Body type: Panel Van
Colour: White
First registered: Mar 2019
Close pass by WVM in Vauxhall, plate: BD19GXO
The last response from the police:
The unique reference number for this case is XXXXXX
I am writing to inform you that following your report relating to an allegation of bad driving, I have today sent the keeper of the vehicle a Notice of Intended Prosecution form.
This form requests that the keeper provides details as to the driver of the vehicle at the time of the alleged offence.
As action against the driver is now being considered, I must request that the footage supplied by you should not be shared on any social media platform and if it has already been shared, I respectfully ask that it is taken down immediately in order that any action taken in this case is not prejudiced.
Following identification of the driver, a decision will be made as to what the appropriate next steps will be in terms of a disposal for the offence; this could either be the offer of a diversionary education course or a Conditional Offer of Fixed Penalty or the matter may proceed to court.
The only further contact you will receive in respect of this matter will be if the case proceeds to a court hearing in which case you may be called as a witness.
I’d like to thank you for taking the time to report this matter and assisting us in our efforts to make London’s roads safer.
Yours sincerely,
XXXXX
Allegation Unit
