Speed Awareness Scheme
Speed Awareness Scheme
The Speed Awareness Scheme aims to reduce the speed at which drivers travel by encouraging them to alter their attitude towards speed.
Drivers who have committed a lower-end speeding offence in Northern Ireland may be offered the opportunity to participate in the Speed Awareness Scheme - instead of a fine and penalty points on their driving licence. Drivers cannot volunteer to attend the Scheme.
The Speed Awareness Scheme is managed and run by AA DriveTech
To attend the Speed Awareness Scheme, the following criteria must be met:
- You must have received a letter from AA DriveTech inviting you to take part in the Speed Awareness Scheme.
- You must book and pay for your course within 14 days of first communication from AA DriveTech.
- You must bring your driving licence or suitable alternative Photo ID.
- You must meet your Course’s terms and conditions.
The Speed Awareness Scheme aims to:
- Encourage drivers to use speed safely, within maximum speed limits at all times.
- Motivate drivers to look at speed limits.
- Highlight the dangers of speeding.
To find out more visit the AA DriveTech website.
