They got me.........
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79mph on the M180.
NIP came today.
3 lanes, almost empty.
I saw the van on the opposite side and thought, obviously wrongly, that I'd eased off enough.
I've driven past police cars at that speed!
S'pose I'll just smile and pay up.
>>> Edited by Superflid on Sunday 1st August 10:16
>>> Edited by Superflid on Sunday 1st August 10:17
NIP came today.
3 lanes, almost empty.
I saw the van on the opposite side and thought, obviously wrongly, that I'd eased off enough.
I've driven past police cars at that speed!
S'pose I'll just smile and pay up.
>>> Edited by Superflid on Sunday 1st August 10:16
>>> Edited by Superflid on Sunday 1st August 10:17
Superflid said:
79mph on the M180.
NIP came today.
3 lanes, almost empty.
I saw the van on the opposite side and thought, obviously wrongly, that I'd eased off enough.
I've driven past police cars at that speed!
S'pose I'll just smile and pay up.
Hard luck, I'm very sorry to hear that.
Absolutely ridiculous being done for that speed.
Best wishes all,
Dave.
Streetcop said:
I agree...very unfair on that particular stretch of motorway...
Nevermind..not the end of the world...
Street
Cheers Streetcop. I've lived through worse before.
It's just ferking irritating when I'm the car who holds up the school-run mums and coffin-dodgers in 30 and 40mph zones!
Inappropriate speed and all that.......
I might be wrong about who was driving. I'm sure it was somewhere along the M180 that I felt ill and we had to swap drivers........
>> Edited by Superflid on Sunday 1st August 09:20
Superflid said:
I might be wrong about who was driving. I'm sure it was somewhere along the M180 that I felt ill and we had to swap drivers........
>> Edited by Superflid on Sunday 1st August 09:20
If the speed was really 79mph on a motorway, then a change of driver could well have happened...
Street
Fight it on principle - the chances are that it will just go away (based on my experiance)
www.pepipoo.com for how to do it. Just be very careful to follow the advice and do NOT enter into non-required correspondence
Sean
>> Edited by NugentS on Sunday 1st August 11:09
www.pepipoo.com for how to do it. Just be very careful to follow the advice and do NOT enter into non-required correspondence
Sean
>> Edited by NugentS on Sunday 1st August 11:09
I think Sean is right...especially for 79 bloody miles per hour on a motorway and a van/camera at that.
If a patrol car was behind you and it had stopped you and you'd failed some serious test at the roadside, I could understand it, but the circumstances you describe are a bit OTT.
Street
If a patrol car was behind you and it had stopped you and you'd failed some serious test at the roadside, I could understand it, but the circumstances you describe are a bit OTT.
Street
79 mph? What a load of shite. Its getting very silly now.
I'm moving back to the UK next week and this sort of thing doesn't fill me with confidence.
At least where I am now I can 'pay my fine on the spot' and never hear anything else. Just don't ask for a receipt.
In fact, heres the pricing / bribery guidelines for Russia. And remember, always haggle.
Drink driving - 150 GBP
Speeding - 10 - 50 GBP (happens all the time)
No licence - 100 - 200 GBP
If you get caught unaware and don't have enough cash no problem, buy your licence back for 400GBP from the police.
I'm moving back to the UK next week and this sort of thing doesn't fill me with confidence.
At least where I am now I can 'pay my fine on the spot' and never hear anything else. Just don't ask for a receipt.
In fact, heres the pricing / bribery guidelines for Russia. And remember, always haggle.
Drink driving - 150 GBP
Speeding - 10 - 50 GBP (happens all the time)
No licence - 100 - 200 GBP
If you get caught unaware and don't have enough cash no problem, buy your licence back for 400GBP from the police.
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