What is included in weekly income for SP30 fine?

eschaton

woolythoughts wrote: »

I was thinking about arguing incorrect signage and poorly sited camera. The warning signs were blown down in heavy winds a few weeks ago and were never replaced and the camera is largely obscured by a bush.

Hilarious!

Give it a try and come back to let us know how you get on :rotfl:

TooManyPoints

The aggravating factors in the sentencing guidelines suggest it does.

Yes it may do for sentencing purposes. It has no bearing when considering a verdict. When I mentioned the "issue" I thought it would be clear that's what I meant. Obviously not.

SHAFT

TooManyPoints wrote: »

Yes it may do for sentencing purposes. It has no bearing when considering a verdict. When I mentioned the "issue" I thought it would be clear that's what I meant. Obviously not.

Wasn't the op about sentencing? Given they wanted to know about income.

TooManyPoints

It was post #25 I was responding to which had nothing to do with the OP's particular problem at all. General discussion, that sort of thing. I went on to address the OP's specific question directly afterwards. I do hope that's OK.

Penelopa.Pitstop

OP forgot about one thing: doing SAC eliminates points. Getting points means higher insurance for couple of years. So in the end, it might be cheaper to do the course and sacrifice a bit of personal time.

JGB1955

It's a no brainer - you take the speed awareness course if it's offered. Can be taken anywhere in England (other than Dorset). No points, no fine, no increased insurance premium. Why make life hard for yourself?