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The boss of a speed camera firm has admitted driving at more than 100mph on a 70mph road in Suffolk. The boss of a speed camera firm has been banned from driving for six months after admitting speeding at more than 100mph on a 70mph road in Suffolk.
Tom Riall is a chief executive of Serco, which has provided more than 5,000 speed cameras to the UK. Tom Riall, 49, is a chief executive of Serco, which has provided more than 5,000 speed cameras in the UK.
He appeared at Sudbury Magistrates' Court to face the charges and pleaded guilty to driving at more than 100mph along the dual carriageway. He appeared at Sudbury Magistrates' Court and pleaded guilty to driving at 102.9mph on the A14 on 4 January, 2009.
Riall was caught speeding by a camera on a dual carriageway in Newmarket, Suffolk, on 4 January. Riall was fined £300, banned from driving for six months and had six points added to his licence.
Riall, from Ufton Nervet, near Reading, was caught speeding in his blue Volvo by a police patrol car on the eastbound dual carriageway just before 1300 BST, the court heard.
In court Riall "expressed deep regret" and is due to give a statement later.
On Serco's website it states the company prides itself on providing "robust evidence" of drivers' speeding.On Serco's website it states the company prides itself on providing "robust evidence" of drivers' speeding.