it does work..Quote: Originally posted by Tom_16v on 11 June 2004
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above wont work anymore
they just hit the registered owner of the vehicle with the points.....
what you will find is that the prosecuting county will have dated photos of the start and finish of the temporary speed limit, they SHOULD also be able to produce a bit of traffic legislation for the commisioning of the road works, so you may have to suffer the points.Quote: Originally posted by _KDF on 11 June 2004
Check this out cause i am not 100% sure but i read somewhere that you cant get points if you were cause speeding in a temporary lowered speed limit (roadworks) on a motorway. Only fined.
Do check this out though..
Quote: Originally posted by S2 PTH on 11 June 2004
it does work..Quote: Originally posted by Tom_16v on 11 June 2004
^^^
above wont work anymore
they just hit the registered owner of the vehicle with the points.....
my dad asked for a photo and they sent him one (with me next to him...)
http://erc.qmuc.ac.uk/cliosport/gallery/full/1086977562__DadsCarCaughtDoing85mph.jpg
Quote: Originally posted by Nick Read on 11 June 2004
Well if you dont know it was definitely you then you would be lying if you filled in your details as the driver. If they want to do you for speeding, let them bring their evidence to court. Which they wont have cos the b******s never do - I bet all theyve got is a picture of your car, not YOU.
!If Essex police had managed to make their charges stick every time a car with my registration was caught on camera over the last few years, Id have about 20 points
We thought that when dad got an nip, took it to court and we had a huge a3 package arrive full of documents, photos and other stuff.
ended up paying £90 on top of the fine and getting the 3 points anyway.