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Morgan Gibbs-White Convicted Over Range Rover Red-Light Plate

By Drooid · Oct 19, 2026, 10:42 PM UTC · How we work

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Morgan Gibbs-White was convicted of failing to identify who drove his Range Rover after a red-light offence.
He was fined £660 paid £120 costs and a £264 surcharge and received six penalty points.
A police camera captured his Range Rover crossing the red light immediately after it changed at 3.17 pm on 28 January.
Police flagged a mismatched plate and stopped the vehicle in April confirming Gibbs-White’s ownership.

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Morgan Gibbs-White was convicted of failing to identify who drove his Range Rover after a red-light offence.
He was fined £660 paid £120 costs and a £264 surcharge and received six penalty points.
A police camera captured his Range Rover crossing the red light immediately after it changed at 3.17 pm on 28 January.
Police flagged a mismatched plate and stopped the vehicle in April confirming Gibbs-White’s ownership.