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Driving without due care and attention, which can include tailgating and undertaking, carries the same penalty range as driving without reasonable consideration (max 9 points on licence)...

:lol: OK, so let me get this straight, AK, in a hurry, was driving way over the speed limit, but when he approached cars he very kindly waited for them to move out the way before overtaking. No undertaking, no tailgating, no siree, just very safe 110mph straight line driving. Gotcha :thumbsup:

Tailgating does mean that, and whether you are driving too close to the person in front of you is dependent on your ability to stop without crashing into them should they suddenly stop, and so it also involves speed. *too

I was only relaying information that you appeared not to be aware of (despite it being in the article on the very first post), since you said all you knew so far was that he was doing 110 in a 70 zone. Tailgating is, you know, dangerous, especially at higher speeds, which is why it's illegal. No...

So not a fact they have a 10k wage cap then. :lol:

According to a slightly outdated Express article, Huddersfield's best paid player is on 32k (Mooy). Ours is on 45k (AK + Stephens). https://www.express.co.uk/pictures/sport/18723/Premier-League-wages-best-paid-player-2017-18-sportgalleries Other websites are reporting Mooy's weekly wages as...

These websites are just making guesses how much players are paid. There might be some publicly available information which helps them to make better guesses, but individual wages is confidential information - how's some random website going to get hold of that info? This season's financial...

I remember reading they had a wage cap of 10k in the season they were promoted - I find it hard to believe that continues to be the case now they are in the PL. They spent lots of money on new signings like Mounie, Ince, Pritchard, Mooy etc. These players could earn more elsewhere - why would...

I'm just relaying what the article says, since you asked if there was anything more than speeding. I haven't offered any opinion as to the rights or wrongs of it. The reporting is not clear, but the image weaving draws up in my mind is manoeuvring between cars to overtake, which implies...

The article says he was "weaving through the road and using excessive speed and tailgating".

The article actually says, if I am reading correctly (as you say reporting is a bit crap), that the police were unable to reduce the distance between them and his car, despite the police reaching speeds of 110mph, which implies AK was driving at a similar speed: They article says he "was...