The Scottish Government will gain financially from any increase in prosecutions for speeding under a little-known change to the financial relationship between the Scottish and Westminster governments.
Until last March, the Scottish Government had to pass any speeding fine and fixed penalty income to the Treasury. This changed with the passing of the Scotland Act 1998 (Designation of Receipts) Amendment Order 2017. Fixed penalty and fine income is now retained by the Scottish...
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