Oxford Magistrates’ Court was the venue for the following cases: AEDAN WARREN, 20, of Hanover Court, Wallingford, admitted exceeding the speed limit in a 30mph zone.
The incident occurred on the A4074 at Warborough, with the date given as May 18 this year.
A speed of 55mph was recorded.
Warren was required to pay £120 in costs, a £184 victim surcharge and a £461 fine.
A 28-day ban from driving was also imposed.
ARMAND SALLAHU, 29, of Christchurch Court, Banbury, admitted driving a vehicle from Ruscote Avenue, Banbury, while having neither a licence nor third-party insurance.
The offence was recorded on March 25 this year.
The court ordered payment of £120 in costs, a £93 victim surcharge and a £233 fine.
Six penalty points were added to his driving record.
ARSHAD MEHMOOD, 34, of Kimberley Close, Luton, admitted operating a vehicle on the A34 at Bicester.
He had no licence and lacked third-party insurance.
The date was July 18 this year.
Mehmood was ordered to pay £120 in costs, a £120 victim surcharge and a £300 fine.
He also received eight penalty points.
CHRISTOPHER NEAL, 83, residing at Memorial Avenue, Shiplake Cross, Henley-On-Thames, admitted dangerous driving that caused serious injury.
The vehicle involved was a white Toyota van.
The incident took place at Craven Road, Reading, and was dated February 12 this year.
Neal was ordered to pay £85 in costs and a £114 victim surcharge.
He was barred from occupying the front seat of any vehicle for 12 months.
GHULAM CHOWDHURY, 56, of Abbotsbury Close, London, admitted driving a white Mercedes Sprinter van.
The journey involved the M40 at Lewknor.
The date was February 11 this year.
Chowdhury was ordered to pay a £29 victim surcharge and a £72 fine.
Three penalty points were imposed.
HALEEMA BIBI, 36, of Coleridge Close, Oxford, admitted exceeding the speed limit in a 50mph zone.
The offence occurred on the A34 at Hinksey, with a recorded speed of 57mph.
The date was January 17 this year.
Bibi was ordered to pay a £22 victim surcharge and a £54 fine.
Three penalty points were added.
JOHN HOPKINS, 81, residing at Kings Close in Henley-On-Thames, admitted exceeding the speed limit in a 50mph zone.
The incident occurred on the M4 at South Gloucestershire, where 57mph was recorded.
The date was November 18 last year.
Hopkins was ordered to pay £120 in costs, a £51 victim surcharge and a £128 fine.
A six-month ban from driving and three penalty points were also imposed.
LEWIS WILLIAMS, 23, of Oxford Road, Banbury, admitted exceeding the speed limit on the A40 Northern Bypass Road, Oxford, where the applicable limit was 50mph.
The recorded speed was 71mph.
The date was March 11 this year.
Williams was ordered to pay £120 in costs, a £110 victim surcharge and a £276 fine.
Five penalty points were added.
LUKE HARDING, 32, of Hilldrop Road, London, admitted exceeding the speed limit in a 70mph zone.
The offence occurred on the M40 near Oxford, with 82mph recorded.
The date was February 24 this year.
Harding was ordered to pay £120 in costs, a £125 victim surcharge and a £375 fine.
Three penalty points were imposed.
NATHAN VINCENT VANDERHYDE, 36, residing at St Dunstans Way in Carterton, admitted exceeding the speed limit in a 50mph zone.
The offence occurred on the A34 at Abingdon.
The date was April 8 this year.
A further admission concerned driving with no valid test certificate during the same incident.
Vanderhyde was ordered to pay £120 in costs, a £120 victim surcharge and a £300 fine.
Six penalty points were added.
TYLER GEORGE GOOD, 19, residing at Trinity Road in Headington, Oxford, admitted one speeding offence.
The incident occurred on Bayswater Road, Oxford, where the speed limit was 30mph.
The date was March 13 this year.
Good was ordered to pay a £32 victim surcharge and an £80 fine.
Four penalty points were imposed.