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i was going by the original information in the opening post, which in retrospect is not giving the full picture. :glare: carry on.

they have been given a reg number to ID the person they've sent the letter too. if its wrong, then they dont know that. they've said they wont deal with any enquiries. thats the point, they have a car now marked as potentially commiting a crime, but no evidence that it occured or proof of...

to me the problem (as presented, not seeing the letter) is the tone implying you commited an offence that by inference the police cant actually prove, and saying DPA cant be invoked is over the line. in princple the idea or reporting and addressing poor driving isnt a bad one, but the police...

well exactly. its doesnt stand up to the most basic scrutiny does it. its probably an inititive by someone fast tracked through to senoir ranks, who only really cares about their career path, and doesnt think about the poor impression it give because it ticked a box. to last reply, if it had...

if theres no evidnce, it counts for shite shirley? Police can send out letters to scare people into behaving but if an actual recorded offence had been commited they'd prosecute, so they know its nothing. could be someone with a grudge or someone misreporting a registration number. and police...