12 points!

mrbadexample

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

If it makes you happy I'll agree with you.

Whats the difference between the two?

Oh yes tread depth less than 1.6mm £60 and 3 points and cord or ply exposed er......... £60 and 3 points.

I see they really hammer you with the immediate danger aspect of the offence.

So, you've never heard of anyone being reported for using a vehicle in a dangerous condition then?

Gene_Hunt_2

mrbadexample wrote: »

So, you've never heard of anyone being reported for using a vehicle in a dangerous condition then?

Again £60 and 3 points.

Keep digging.:p

mrbadexample

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

Well if you spoke in either facts or actual points of law instead of the 5h1te you do then maybe you'd have a point.

As you have in your posts, you mean? Where are the facts and points of law you have referred to?

Which bit of the law do you need me to explain to you? Would you need me to translate it into little words, to assist your comprehension?

Gene_Hunt_2

mrbadexample wrote: »

As you have in your posts, you mean? Where are the facts and points of law you have referred to?

Which bit of the law do you need me to explain to you? Would you need me to translate it into little words, to assist your comprehension?

Tell me what I've posted that's wrong in your bar room lawyer opinion.

Altarf

mrbadexample wrote: »

Because they get Brownie points for issuing the prohibtion. If they just tell the driver to put the spare on, there's no record of how wonderful their hit rate is.

They get their 'hit' by issuing the ticket for the bald tyre. Unless the driver failed the attitude test or the officer is a complete ****, then all it would mean is more paperwork for them.

mrbadexample

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

Again £60 and 3 points.

Keep digging.:p

3 points and a fine not exceeding £5000, actually. Keep digging. :wall:

Gene_Hunt_2

mrbadexample wrote: »

3 points and a fine not exceeding £5000, actually. Keep digging. :wall:

Can be dealt with by FPN same as a tyre.

And remember you told the OP to take the matter to court. A tyre is a fine as upto £1000. So good advice by you when he accepted it was defective.

mrbadexample

Gene_Hunt wrote: »

Tell me what I've posted that's wrong in your bar room lawyer opinion.

That bit about the penalty for dangerous condition, for a start.

As this is not actually helping the OP, I'm not going to play this game any more. I'll let you carry on as you wish. :wave:

Gene_Hunt_2

mrbadexample wrote: »

That bit about the penalty for dangerous condition, for a start.

What bit? Please educate me.