Speeding offence through post requesting who was driving

Chippy_Minton_2

hums60 wrote: »

I don't drive slow, but that dosn't make me a bad driver

You don't see camera vans and exceed the speed limit, does that make you a safe driver?:rolleyes:

Enfieldian

Just do what I did, fill it out with a made up name and random address and send it back, never heard any more after that.

hums60

Chippy_Minton wrote: »

You don't see camera vans and exceed the speed limit, does that make you a safe driver?:rolleyes:

I never said safe
I said good !

hums60

Enfieldian wrote: »

Just do what I did, fill it out with a made up name and random address and send it back, never heard any more after that.

Sounds like a plan !

Chippy_Minton_2

hums60 wrote: »

I never said safe
I said good !

So what in you opinion makes you good?


You inflated ego or your impending three points?:rotfl:

hums60

Chippy_Minton wrote: »

So what in you opinion makes you good?


You inflated ego or your impending three points?:rotfl:

I am the stig !

Chippy_Minton_2

hums60 wrote: »

I am the stig !

of what dump?:rotfl:

Puzzledbubbles

hums60 wrote: »

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

Please dont take this the wrong way - but the fact that you havent hit anyone yet suggests that you are lucky rather than "good"

You never know what is going to happen, how road conditions are changing or what is around the corner, since speed limits are imposed for a reason, surely by exceeding the speed limit you show little or no regard for the safety of people in your vehicle or anyone else on the road. Knowingly doing so and then asking for a way to escape the self inflicted punishment is even worse in my opinon.

I am very glad that you have stayed safe, and hope that you continue to do so, but as your ticket shows, speeding limits arent optional for those of us who consdier ourselves good drivers and therefore above the law.

I dont mean this in a nasty or judgemental way, just my opinon.

hums60

Puzzledbubbles wrote: »

Please dont take this the wrong way - but the fact that you havent hit anyone yet suggests that you are lucky rather than "good"

You never know what is going to happen, how road conditions are changing or what is around the corner, since speed limits are imposed for a reason, surely by exceeding the speed limit you show little or no regard for the safety of people in your vehicle or anyone else on the road. Knowingly doing so and then asking for a way to escape the self inflicted punishment is even worse in my opinon.

I am very glad that you have stayed safe, and hope that you continue to do so, but as your ticket shows, speeding limits arent optional for those of us who consdier ourselves good drivers and therefore above the law.

I dont mean this in a nasty or judgemental way, just my opinon.

Everyones entitled to their opinion

prowla

Regardless of the rights and wrongs of speeding (and whether or not you know that the limit is 30 mph on a street with streetlights and with no signs indicating otherwise), is it really the case that the law can require you to give evidence against your other half?