A motorist residing in Oxford received a financial penalty following detection of excessive velocity on a regulated section of highway.
Saunders Road resident Richard McLean faced legal proceedings after speed measurement devices recorded his vehicle travelling at 60 miles per hour where the permitted maximum stood at 50 miles per hour.
The incident occurred near Wytham on August 11 of the previous year, with the vehicle involved being a Ford make.
The defendant, who is 53 years of age, entered a guilty plea on August 24.
This admission of guilt was considered during sentencing calculations.
Three penalty points were applied to his driving licence documentation.
Magistrates imposed expenditure of £120 for legal costs alongside a £66 financial levy, resulting in a combined obligation of £352.
A structured repayment arrangement was established requiring disbursements of £150 on a monthly basis commencing September 21.
The contravention was documented through fixed monitoring apparatus positioned along the A34.
The applicable regulation governing this specific corridor was the A34 Trunk Road Botley Interchange Fifty Miles Per Hour Speed Limit Order established in 2011.