The standard for this in the UK is that you should make a reasonable effort to work out who was driving.

e.g. checking your calendar/diary, looking through receipts or bank statements to work out where you likely were.

There's also a requirement that a request for information is sent within 14 days for minor incidents like speeding or red light violations, so it's not like you have to work out who was driving on a Tuesday morning three years ago.

Based on what others have suggested, I've just tried out pandoc for this, and it's produced really good results in CommonMark from some quite hideous Word documents.

That's a normal legal term in the UK:

https://www.gov.uk/redundancy-your-rights

In many countries, it's possible to get a prepaid SIM with data access - without any ID or age requirement whatsoever.

> if you are paying for internet access you have to be over 18, no?

No, that's not the case.