........................... By a sodding camera in Somerset, doing 38 in a 30, at 9.30 at night.On the way home with my new car. Only owned it 30 mins. Previous owner is a copper & had my details from when I bought the car. I got a UK ticket in Ireland!!!! And I'm really going to pay that:rotfl:
I bet you are!!!
Yep, and the one from the same night when I was flashed on the motorway near Cardiff 70>50, didnt even notice. Probably doing 80+ Oh well.:firedevil
call your boss,, ask him if he still has that over time going.................
call your boss,, ask him if he still has that over time going.................thats me fecked so. Don't get paid o/t-get time off in lieu instead. Gonna be fairly hard to chase someone in Southern Ireland for a UK fine,. Somehow I don't think I'll be extradited.:smirk: ........And the UK reg will be gone very soon and on a new reg no over here, your honour!
It's normally the foreign lorry drivers that have a bad name. Is this a first?! Dodgy foreign Volvo driver?
:firedevil The turbo made me do it :firedevil
[QUOTE=gareth]thats me fecked so. Don't get paid o/t-get time off in lieu instead. Gonna be fairly hard to chase someone in Southern Ireland for a UK fine,. Somehow I don't think I'll be extradited.:smirk: ........And the UK reg will be gone very soon and on a new reg no over here, your honour![/QUOTE] Bad news I'm afraid, the coppers here will track you down, find new address details, and inform the Gardai (police in the Irish Republic, for other viewers), even if you change your plates your details will be logged and may even flag-up an outstanding charge. Beware, changing your plates may appear as a way of evading the law,and as time goes by and you think you have escaped, the charge(s) and the severity of the fine will increase.Just thought I would let you know....speeding fine in Donegal sent to Glasgow.Paullyp.
I was given an interesting tip the other day by our transport manager, apparently when you are gatso'd and they ask you who was driving you should tell them who was driving but remind them that since your are not under caution that your statement is not admissable as evidence.... sounds plausible but I'd rather someone else tried it :wink:
Better still if you was to receive such a thing through the post (notice of intended prosecution) then you could always PM me as i have ways and means of making these dissapear (PERMANENTLY), a small fee secures the "GUARANTEED" dissapearance of these nasty little gremlins ...... NO POINTS, NO FINES now you cant go wrong with that can you
I wouldn't count your chickens yet mate, they have 6 months to prosecute you. Wait and see.
lol..where you get 6 months from??.. I watched a program on tv the other night and the people on there said its 28 days from being spotted, if they dont summons etc you in the 28 days, they cant do anything,, this was a driving program so im guesin they must check their stuff before airing it....
Hmmm, yet another interestin thread re speedin fines, all seems a lil' bit close 2 the mark if u ask me:shifty:
Is it more than 14 days since the incident that they sent you the letter?? cause a mate of mine just got off cause the police sent it about a month later or somthing, went to court and the judge threw it out
[QUOTE=rs_andy]........, apparently when you are gatso'd and they ask you who was driving you should tell them who was driving but remind them that since your are not under caution that your statement is not admissable as evidence.... sounds plausible but .......:[/QUOTE] Yeah - I heard it too - see link.. http://www.pepipoo.com/ Good luck - let us all know :>)