Speeding offence through post requesting who was driving

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sarahg1969 wrote: »

Have you actually bothered to read the advice you've been given?

Of course not, he didn't see it, like he didn't see the 40 mph signs.;)

hums60

Chippy_Minton wrote: »

This will help you with your problem in spotting the camera vans.

I must admit that was funny !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LandyAndy

hums60 wrote: »

It's ok fella i will just accept it
It's not that important
Just laughable what some people are like
By the way it was a dual carriageway so no-one could of just stepped in front of the car
The camera/police must of been well hidden for me not to have seen it
Very sneaky but it's done now

A dual carriageway with a 30 limit.

Sounds like there must be a very good reason why such a slow limit is set.

I'm guessing you don't know what the reason is.

sarahg1969

OP - I suggest that you take your query to the forums at www.pepipoo.com if you want some advice on how best to deal with this NIP.

hums60

bargainhunter90 wrote: »

you can ask what kind of camera caught you and when it was last calibrated i think a fixed one is annually and anything used by the Police has to be checked before and after a shift. You can also request the photographic or video evidence to have it checked further for the speed done.

Thanks i will take this into consideration

Rikki

hums60 wrote: »

It's ok fella i will just accept it
It's not that important
Just laughable what some people are like
By the way it was a dual carriageway so no-one could of just stepped in front of the car
The camera/police must of been well hidden for me not to have seen it
Very sneaky but it's done now

Some portable speed camera's can be in parked up police vans. The camera might not be visable but I'm sure a van would be

sarahg1969

hums60 wrote: »

Thanks i will take this into consideration

Read through the entire thread, ignore the opinions, pick out the bits of advice that are in here, and come back with some answers if you want some assistance.

hums60

sarahg1969 wrote: »

OP - I suggest that you take your query to the forums at www.pepipoo.com if you want some advice on how best to deal with this NIP.

Thanks Sarah i will take a look
Not much point asking here everyone just wants to slag you off
Well if that floats your boat fair enough
But i couldn't give 2 monkeys about their opinions
I don't drive slow, but that dosn't make me a bad driver
Been driving 20 years and still not managed to knock anyone down yet
Either at 30mph or 40mph

hums60

Rikki wrote: »

Some portable speed camera's can be in parked up police vans. The camera might not be visable but I'm sure a van would be

I know what your saying
Thanks

usignuolo

As a rule of thumb, you cannot do more than 30mph in a built up area, which means houses/buildings on both sides of the road. I think it is usually 40mph if there is only housing on one side. Unless there are other signed local restrictions. It can be difficult to tell in some rural areas with lots of road side trees and set back houses. As my sister found in Buckinghamshire.