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Old 08-07-2004, 10:57 AM
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Old 08-07-2004, 02:10 PM
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This is all great but its a bit locking the door when the horse.....

NOW I am interested in a Laser detector..... Only for meets though
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Nightmare Lee... hope it doesn't come to much... I doubt it will - fingers are crossed for ye.
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Originally Posted by s2filtre,Aug 7 2004, 10:53 PM
Nightmare Lee... hope it doesn't come to much... I doubt it will - fingers are crossed for ye.
Cheer's boss, puts me off of Scotland to be honest.



























Only kidding, had a great time just a bit miffed.
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I agree... the tactics are quite underhanded - I recall seeing something similar up in the highlands and thinking sheeeit! You should see the road coming south out of Aberdeen... they used to hide the cameras behind roadsigns!
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Okay,

Sent the details off of the driver of the vehicle, what a fiasco that was, it included the Scottish police contacting and threatening me 9:30 on Saturday morning. Now I just bide my time.

An interesting point came from one of the speed freaks at work (last caught doing 130MPH in his Porker). He reckons the law is different up in Scotland and they have no legal right to revoke/modify your license, is this true?
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[QUOTE=Neil.H,Aug 7 2004, 12:16 PM] What's the speed limit on there, 70? If so you may get away with fine & points as it's below the magic ton.

In '96 I got caught doing 98mph on the M6 and received 3 points and
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Originally Posted by TinTop,Aug 7 2004, 01:37 PM
<snip> Also I am in the process of studying/training for my advanced driving test so, I don't really want a ban at this point. <snip>
I would keep this quiet if you do go to court. I would have thought that they'd be harder on you if you mention that as you're supposed to know better.

What do others think? Is this IAM?
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There's also a number of warnings about speed camera's, I took these to be lie's as I saw nothing on the way up. Most people were travelling 85-90mph when we passed the van. A good way of funding urban development I guess.
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Trick is not to stand out! I got "checked" by a laser on the A3M coming back from Goodwood FOS doing 85 mph in middle lane being overtaken by a van got no NIP.

Just go one of the guys at work off his 55 in a 40 as the NIP was 30 days after the 14 day period. In England they have to serve it on U within 14 days of the offence, the recorded delivery is their evidence of serving it. Not sure it is the same in Scotland but worth checking!


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