Morgan Gibbs-White fined after his car ran red light
Nottingham Forest and England midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White was fined after his car was recorded going through a red light in West Bridgford. He was convicted for failing to identify who was driving after not responding to two police letters.
The camera recorded the Range Rover passing the signal 1.1 seconds after it turned red, on 28 January. Gibbs-White was fined £660, ordered to pay £120 in costs and a £264 surcharge, and given six penalty points; the total court bill was £1,044. Police traced the vehicle after spotting a mismatch between its registered number plate and the one displayed. He was previously banned for six months after six speeding offences.
- Gibbs-White was convicted for failing to identify the driver.
- His car passed a red light 1.1 seconds after the signal changed.
- He received six penalty points and a £1,044 court bill.