Mr Kobayashi
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Not really surprising as I'd assume it is an automated process. I assume the chap contested it on the basis of the above and fine was cancelled?
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Not really surprising as I'd assume it is an automated process. I assume the chap contested it on the basis of the above and fine was cancelled?
Cub Dr said he had gasrto/sloppy doo das.Didn't he say he was about to Shit himself?or was that another incident
Mr Kobayashi
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£30 is about 4hrs take home pay of someone earning a smidge over minimum wage.
Do you really want the hassle of contesting it, phonecalls, letters, possible court appearance (I don't care enough to check out all the particulars of the process, apologies if court attendance is bollocks) for the sake of £30?
Do you really want the hassle of contesting it, phonecalls, letters, possible court appearance (I don't care enough to check out all the particulars of the process, apologies if court attendance is bollocks) for the sake of £30?
You can ask for the picture Dickie which can delay the inevitable ? But I'm guessing a period of time has elapsed for you have every right to question whether its you and not someone else?
Last year my Mrs received a speeding fine ticket.
The picture showed a Volkswagen Golf, my Mrs drove a Shogun at the time.
The camera had read an 8 for a 6.
I deliberately held on to the letter long enough so that they couldn’t re send it to the correct vehicle within the statutory time limit,saving some poor sod from getting points for going slightly over the speed limit on an empty dual carriageway.
The picture showed a Volkswagen Golf, my Mrs drove a Shogun at the time.
The camera had read an 8 for a 6.
I deliberately held on to the letter long enough so that they couldn’t re send it to the correct vehicle within the statutory time limit,saving some poor sod from getting points for going slightly over the speed limit on an empty dual carriageway.
dickie davies
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The pic of the car was on the PCNYou can ask for the picture Dickie which can delay the inevitable ? But I'm guessing a period of time has elapsed for you have every right to question whether its you and not someone else?
I won. See post #17 on the second page
yeseye
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He did contest it but they wasn’t interested!Not really surprising as I'd assume it is an automated process. I assume the chap contested it on the basis of the above and fine was cancelled?
How do you prove an ambulance was passing ? The camera is only set for the bus lane (usually)Not really surprising as I'd assume it is an automated process. I assume the chap contested it on the basis of the above and fine was cancelled?
Similarly, if you are stopped at a red traffic light and cross the white line to allow an ambulance passed, you get done.
Correct. You do not generally, make a manouver that contravenes the highway code because an emergency vehicle is making progress through traffic.How do you prove an ambulance was passing ? The camera is only set for the bus lane (usually)
Similarly, if you are stopped at a red traffic light and cross the white line to allow an ambulance passed, you get done.
I think you are supposed to make room if appropriate to do so, whilst indicating the intention. You don't swerve into a bus lane, or go through a red light, you let the emergency vehicle driver make his decisions that he's trained for.