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2001 2002 2003( 3) 2004
Proceedings Average fine (£) Proceedings Average fine (£) Proceedings Average fine (£) Proceedings Average fine (£)

Avon and Somerset

13,022

130

15,124

133

17,163

138

17,489

154

Bedfordshire

4,651

164

4,731

169

5,041

137

4,534

143

Cambridgeshire

2,508

119

2,875

118

3,301

131

3,120

152

Cheshire

4,975

149

5,765

153

6,385

167

6,515

179

Cleveland

4,789

167

5,994

173

5,575

171

6,597

189

Cumbria

3,595

152

3,540

151

3,488

159

3,446

169

Derbyshire

5,429

337

5,614

355

5,793

367

6,326

367

Devon and Cornwall

8,648

133

9,598

132

9,676

127

8,943

134

Dorset

5,262

121

6,176

114

7,034

125

6,075

158

Durham

5,394

118

5,840

122

5,802

121

5,300

116

Essex

7,708

101

7,811

104

7,489

112

7,132

164

Gloucestershire

4,683

91

4,417

86

4,412

133

3,695

147

Greater Manchester

37,088

152

36,337

151

38,208

157

34,942

167

Hampshire

10,349

119

10,912

122

10,619

124

9,750

131

Hertfordshire

5,816

155

6,612

166

7,216

181

7,463

198

Humberside

4,730

122

4,464

132

5,509

137

5,170

150

Kent

9,592

209

10,059

192

9,788

191

10,673

197

Lancashire

16,280

111

17,555

113

21,229

141

16,065

156

Leicestershire

10,475

134

10,699

135

11,304

138

10,833

150

Lincolnshire

4,083

133

4,242

134

5,883

148

6,621

179

London, City of

1,826

369

2,353

368

2,563

334

2,812

230

Merseyside

9,467

163

10,360

167

12,776

148

13,023

137

Metropolitan Police

32,032

139

36,485

140

43,100

143

47,806

147

Norfolk

4,744

99

5,563

107

6,322

139

5,084

152

Northamptonshire

2,028

280

1,211

339

4,157

245

5,804

183

Northumbria

12,504

130

12,309

135

12,951

135

11,685

137

North Yorkshire

3,545

130

3,340

136

3,774

141

4,065

166

Nottinghamshire

7,856

152

7,460

156

9,224

152

9,224

188

South Yorkshire

14,623

128

13,859

137

13,745

146

11,416

125

Staffordshire

6,027

152

7,056

163

7,214

166

7,439

186

Suffolk

4,123

128

4,759

138

5,808

133

5,718

136

Surrey

5,101

201

5,554

215

4,657

221

3,927

197

Sussex

6,814

118

6,413

117

5,808

138

4,371

162

Thames Valley

11,728

134

12,842

135

14,516

158

12,920

198

Warwickshire

4,204

156

3,711

168

3,756

164

4,160

210

West Mercia

7,787

176

7,849

180

7,735

165

7,249

193

West Midlands

27,010

169

32,339

192

36,409

200

39,696

206

West Yorkshire

27,618

120

24,873

123

26,966

134

32,404

144

Wiltshire

5,292

283

5,326

286

4,794

280

4,641

200

Dyfed-Powys

2,953

155

3,316

166

3,094

172

2,244

187

Gwent

4,758

148

4,508

154

4,083

171

3,474

157

North Wales

3,376

144

4,048

150

5,968

149

6,022

154

South Wales

13,805

159

16,499

173

16,932

158

15,946

154

England and Wales

388,298

150

410,398

155

447,267

160

441,819

169

(1) An offence under the Road Traffic Act 1988 section 143 (2). (2) Magistrates courts data only. Fines given at the Crown court total nationally (England and Wales) less than 10 each year. (3) As from 1 June 2003, ‘driving a motor vehicle while uninsured against third party risks’ became a fixed penalty offence. Notes: 1. It is known that for some police force areas, the reporting of court proceedings in particular those relating to summary motoring offences may be less than complete. Work is under way to ensure that the magistrates courts case management system currently being implemented by the Ministry of Justice reports all motoring offences to the Office for Criminal Justice Reform. This will enable more complete figures to be disseminated. 2. Every effort is made to ensure that the figures presented are accurate and complete. However, it is important to note that these data have been extracted from large administrative data systems generated by the courts and police forces. As a consequence, care should be taken to ensure data collection processes and their limitations are taken into account when those data are used.

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