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I don't know. I'm getting the info from the Court UK.

For clarification The offence is 'causing bodily harm by wanton and furious driving' - Offences Against the Person Act 1861

https://twitter.com/CourtNewsUK/status/900366600284631041 900366600284631041

They appear but identification is harder.

Speed cameras have to calibrated, but there are lots of cameras at traffic lights now. Motorists get taken to court for going through red lights too.

My husband's Strava measures his road speed between 15 & 20 mph depending on the road.

Major generalisation. My husband drives a car, has a full motorbike licence, and cycles miles in a week.

An elderly gentleman stepped off the pavement straight in front of my husband, who was on a motorbike. He was doing 40 mph, which was the speed limit for that road. The old man was dead on arrival at hospital. He was interviewed by the police, & had his bike checked, which was mechanically...