Is a TT99 a disqualification?
If that's right, I doubt you can get insurance if you are actually disqualified until the period of disqualification ends and even then, the insurers will charge a lot lot until your license is clean again in a few years. Anyway, why you need insurance if you are banned? Or am I not following what you say the situation is?
I'm not condoning speeding, but these days it's all a bit draconian and imbalanced. I know of someone getting prosecuted when in the middle of nowhere, in no traffic, near no pedestrians getting camera'd doing apparently 44 when the limit was 40. But in the town I used to live in, there were 20 and 30 mph limits in the town centre, obviously for the safety of pedestrians, but at night boy racers would regularly drive at 50 mph plus in town completely without sanction. This is one example that shows some speeding is really about easy tax revenue rather than about public safety. Mind you, they'd make much more money if they could invent "Stupid-driver Cams" to monitor the roads....