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Morgan Gibbs-White, the attacking midfielder for Nottingham Forest and England, has been ordered to pay a £1,000 court fine after his Range Rover was recorded running a red light. The incident occurred in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, where the vehicle crossed the traffic signal just 1.1 seconds after it turned red.
According to court documents, the 26-year-old, who made his England debut in 2024, did not respond to two official letters from the police asking him to confirm whether he was the driver at the time of the violation. This failure to provide the driver’s identity led to legal proceedings against him.
Last Tuesday, Gibbs-White was found guilty at court for refusing to disclose the identity of the driver involved in the offence. Arresting officers discovered that the vehicle’s number plate was registered with the DVLA with one letter different from what was actually displayed on the car, prompting further investigation.
The vehicle was subsequently stopped by Staffordshire Police in April, confirming it was driven by Gibbs-White. At Southern Derbyshire Magistrates’ Court, he received a fine of £660, accumulated six penalty points on his driving licence, and was ordered to pay £120 in costs along with a £264 victim surcharge
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