Have you been asked about insurance in connection with the first incident? It is not done as a matter of routine, so if the issue has not been raised you are probably clear. Provided it was in England or Wales you will probably get offered a speed awareness course provided you have not done one in the previous 3 years. You have to pay for this, about £80, but it avoids the points.
For the second incident for which you are going to court, for no insurance if you had insurance and it lapsed 6 points is likely, if there is no evidence you ever had insurance 7 or 8 points, and the fine will probably be equivalent to your net weekly income if you plead G, a surcharge of 10% of that (minimum £20) and costs of £85. For driving otherwise than in accordance with your licence a fine of 50% of your net weekly income, less 33% for a G plea. There will probably be no points for that because of the points for no insurance, but I am told that some courts would also give points for that, which could be 3 to 6, most likely 3.
A couple more points, if you are using the van for business, not just SD&P, you need business use cover, and unless it is a car-derived van you need to observe commercial vehicle speed limits. The use of ANPR cameras is now widespread, and these automatically check the insurance status of every vehicle that passes, also DVLA records are checked against insurance records for all vehicles, even those not seen on the road, so you are much more likely to get caught for no insurance than you were. As a learner with a no insurance offence on your licence, the premium is going to be painfully high. When you pass your test you will already have at least 6 points on your licence, so get any more in the next 3 years and your licence will be revoked and you will have to pass your test again.
QUOTE (Tomsparky86 @ Fri, 16 May 2014 - 00:04)
Could i be looking at a prison sentance?
No and no two year ban, but your insurance premium will be horrible.