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Speeding points obtained outside of the UK

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Imogen7 | 14:26 Wed 20th Sep 2006 | Law
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Last year I was caught speeding during a brief holiday in Dublin. I consequently received a fine (which I have paid) and a letter stating I have 3 points on my licence. I have since filed this letter and done nothing more with it. Do these points 'count' in the UK & should I therefore inform the DVLA and my insurance company?
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They do not count in the UK. Ireland introduced it's own points system about 2 years ago. As yet there is no commanality between EU countries, there may well be in the future though!
15:26 Wed 20th Sep 2006
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DVLA no.
Insurance company yes.
18:22 Wed 20th Sep 2006
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If you do not have the offence actualy recorded on your Driving Licence you have a clean licence, forget it.
00:19 Thu 21st Sep 2006

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