Caught 106mph on M25 - What to Expect
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whoami said:
Joeguard1990 said:
whoami said:
Hopefully. You've learned nothing.
Thank you for your helpful comment, which is also incorrect. I did learn from my previous convictions and have always driven insured and licensed since... This is the first time I have been caught speeding. I guess driving whilst uninsured ...
EU_Foreigner said:
whoami said:
Joeguard1990 said:
whoami said:
Hopefully. You've learned nothing.
Thank you for your helpful comment, which is also incorrect. I did learn from my previous convictions and have always driven insured and licensed since... This is the first time I have been caught speeding. I guess driving whilst uninsured ...
He posted, "convicted in the past of driving on a ban and without insurance".
As others have highlighted, the cause of your previous ban may have an impact.
If the ban was for speeding, then this is a repeat offence and the sentencing would probably reflect that.
If the ban was for other offences, then I'd hazard a guess that it will be inconsequential to this matter. *
If you really need advice on mitigation, I'd suggest you contact a lawyer who specialises in these cases.
If you're just hoping for a little heads up on how harsh your spanking is going to be, then take anything said here with a pinch of salt.
If the ban was for speeding, then this is a repeat offence and the sentencing would probably reflect that.
If the ban was for other offences, then I'd hazard a guess that it will be inconsequential to this matter. *
If you really need advice on mitigation, I'd suggest you contact a lawyer who specialises in these cases.
If you're just hoping for a little heads up on how harsh your spanking is going to be, then take anything said here with a pinch of salt.
- IANAL
Prizam said:
To be fair, doing 100mph on the M25 really is quite an achievement!
On a 4 lane section at 05:44?That'll be the HADECS3 site, which has caught a few who have risked going over 100 through there. So there is no doubt, those sites are not only active when there is a VSL in effect.
The radar is on all the time but if there's no VSL the trigger is set quite high. Just not that high.
Joeguard1990 said:
whoami said:
Hopefully. You've learned nothing.
Thank you for your helpful comment, which is also incorrect. I did learn from my previous convictions and have always driven insured and licensed since... This is the first time I have been caught speeding. You broke the law once and got banned (you can have no excuse for not being insured)
You have now broken the law again, doesn't matter which law but again by such a margin as to make it open/shut case, which you have admitted guilt to.
Frankly you deserve the book thrown at you. If a ban and a fine didn't work before it probably won't again, perhaps a short spell in jail, loss of your job and license will make you think twice next time?
You'll probably get off with a ban and a fine again but you deserve a much harsher sentence than the court is able to give you.
scubadude said:
You broke the law once and got banned (you can have no excuse for not being insured)
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I had a great one for being uninsured and got away with it. Loon R1 was initially very sceptical but being the insurance guru once presented with the full facts he accepted everything made sense. Then he was apoplectic..
scubadude said:
No offence Joe but he's right- you haven't learnt.
You broke the law once and got banned (you can have no excuse for not being insured)
You have now broken the law again, doesn't matter which law but again by such a margin as to make it open/shut case, which you have admitted guilt to.
Frankly you deserve the book thrown at you. If a ban and a fine didn't work before it probably won't again, perhaps a short spell in jail, loss of your job and license will make you think twice next time?
You'll probably get off with a ban and a fine again but you deserve a much harsher sentence than the court is able to give you.
Thanks for the helpful advice. You broke the law once and got banned (you can have no excuse for not being insured)
You have now broken the law again, doesn't matter which law but again by such a margin as to make it open/shut case, which you have admitted guilt to.
Frankly you deserve the book thrown at you. If a ban and a fine didn't work before it probably won't again, perhaps a short spell in jail, loss of your job and license will make you think twice next time?
You'll probably get off with a ban and a fine again but you deserve a much harsher sentence than the court is able to give you.
scubadude said:
Frankly you deserve the book thrown at you. If a ban and a fine didn't work before it probably won't again, perhaps a short spell in jail, loss of your job and license will make you think twice next time?
You'll probably get off with a ban and a fine again but you deserve a much harsher sentence than the court is able to give you.
Seriously???You'll probably get off with a ban and a fine again but you deserve a much harsher sentence than the court is able to give you.
106mph on an empty motorway warrants a spell in jail!???
Christ, going by your logic, I deserve the lethal injection for my earlier speed...
f
k off to Mumsnet! 
OP, get in touch with Agtlaw on here - well respected Motoring solicitor... Good luck!
Joeguard1990 said:
scubadude said:
No offence Joe but he's right- you haven't learnt.
You broke the law once and got banned (you can have no excuse for not being insured)
You have now broken the law again, doesn't matter which law but again by such a margin as to make it open/shut case, which you have admitted guilt to.
Frankly you deserve the book thrown at you. If a ban and a fine didn't work before it probably won't again, perhaps a short spell in jail, loss of your job and license will make you think twice next time?
You'll probably get off with a ban and a fine again but you deserve a much harsher sentence than the court is able to give you.
Thanks for the helpful advice. You broke the law once and got banned (you can have no excuse for not being insured)
You have now broken the law again, doesn't matter which law but again by such a margin as to make it open/shut case, which you have admitted guilt to.
Frankly you deserve the book thrown at you. If a ban and a fine didn't work before it probably won't again, perhaps a short spell in jail, loss of your job and license will make you think twice next time?
You'll probably get off with a ban and a fine again but you deserve a much harsher sentence than the court is able to give you.
AyBee said:
You've had a ban, been done for driving without insurance and are facing another ban, and all you can provide is sarcastic responses. If you approach the court with the same attitude, it's not going to go well.
Are you actually going to provide anything useful or have you filled your boots yet? Joeguard1990 said:
AyBee said:
You've had a ban, been done for driving without insurance and are facing another ban, and all you can provide is sarcastic responses. If you approach the court with the same attitude, it's not going to go well.
Are you actually going to provide anything useful or have you filled your boots yet? Shaw Tarse said:
Joeguard1990 said:
AyBee said:
You've had a ban, been done for driving without insurance and are facing another ban, and all you can provide is sarcastic responses. If you approach the court with the same attitude, it's not going to go well.
Are you actually going to provide anything useful or have you filled your boots yet? Gassing Station | Speed, Plod & the Law | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff