Pulled not wearing seatbelt, unsure what fine I'll receive..
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As above really. Given a receipt by officers and told I'll get something in post in 2-3 weeks. I asked what best and worst cases were and he said it doesn't carry points but wasn't too clear on fine. I've coughed to it as it's clearly my bad, but the fine "could be 30 quid up to about 100, depending on the court".
Anyone know or have recent experience of this?
Anyone know or have recent experience of this?
NGee said:
It has taken me less than 5 secs to Google the government website and find the answer. I suggest you do the same,
All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
I did. I found varying numbers from £100 to £500.All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
As an additional bit of info, the officer put me down for a suggested online seatbelt awareness course.
Edited by V1nce Fox on Friday 9th August 14:37
Normally £100 fixed penalty or course. I have no idea how much the course is... https://www.roadsafety.police.uk/Home/FAQ
V1nce Fox said:
NGee said:
It has taken me less than 5 secs to Google the government website and find the answer. I suggest you do the same,
All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
If it is a FP it will be 100 fine but no points, this will be the same for 99% of cases. Or the possibility of a course All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
I did. I found varying numbers from £100 to £500.
As an additional bit of info, the officer put me down for a suggested online seatbelt awareness course.
Edited by V1nce Fox on Friday 9th August 14:37
V1nce Fox said:
NGee said:
It has taken me less than 5 secs to Google the government website and find the answer. I suggest you do the same,
All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
I did. I found varying numbers from £100 to £500.All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
As an additional bit of info, the officer put me down for a suggested online seatbelt awareness course.
Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 9th August 14:37
king is, right f
king there, what sort of person doesn't use one in 2019!"Just Google for images of car crashes, that's all the awareness you need
V1nce Fox said:
NGee said:
It has taken me less than 5 secs to Google the government website and find the answer. I suggest you do the same,
All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
I did. I found varying numbers from £100 to £500.All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
As an additional bit of info, the officer put me down for a suggested online seatbelt awareness course.
But if you can find a psycic who can predict exactly what will happen then send them my way - they can pick my lottery numbers for the weekend
martinbiz said:
V1nce Fox said:
NGee said:
It has taken me less than 5 secs to Google the government website and find the answer. I suggest you do the same,
All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
If it is a FP it will be 100 fine but no points, this will be the same for 99% of cases. Or the possibility of a course All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
I did. I found varying numbers from £100 to £500.
As an additional bit of info, the officer put me down for a suggested online seatbelt awareness course.
Edited by V1nce Fox on Friday 9th August 14:37
V1nce Fox said:
NGee said:
It has taken me less than 5 secs to Google the government website and find the answer. I suggest you do the same,
All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
I did. I found varying numbers from £100 to £500.All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
As an additional bit of info, the officer put me down for a suggested online seatbelt awareness course.
Edited by V1nce Fox on Friday 9th August 14:37
keirik said:
V1nce Fox said:
NGee said:
It has taken me less than 5 secs to Google the government website and find the answer. I suggest you do the same,
All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
I did. I found varying numbers from £100 to £500.All cases are different so anyones experience on this forum will not neccessary mean yours will be the same.
As an additional bit of info, the officer put me down for a suggested online seatbelt awareness course.
Edited by V1nce Fox on Friday 9th August 14:37
king is, right f
king there, what sort of person doesn't use one in 2019!"Just Google for images of car crashes, that's all the awareness you need
V1nce Fox said:
As above really. Given a receipt by officers and told I'll get something in post in 2-3 weeks. I asked what best and worst cases were and he said it doesn't carry points but wasn't too clear on fine. I've coughed to it as it's clearly my bad, but the fine "could be 30 quid up to about 100, depending on the court".
Anyone know or have recent experience of this?
Vince! Yer no deid!!!!Anyone know or have recent experience of this?
How’s it going?
poo at Paul's said:
keirik said:
Is that where they point and say "there it f
king is, right f
king there, what sort of person doesn't use one in 2019!"
Just Google for images of car crashes, that's all the awareness you need
s
king is, right f
king there, what sort of person doesn't use one in 2019!"Just Google for images of car crashes, that's all the awareness you need
t, that is scary, I am off to fit one to my motorbike! Maybe they're only needed in NP&E, though?
keirik said:
Is that where they point and say "there it f
king is, right f
king there, what sort of person doesn't use one in 2019!"
Just Google for images of car crashes, that's all the awareness you need
Here's a concept.
king is, right f
king there, what sort of person doesn't use one in 2019!"Just Google for images of car crashes, that's all the awareness you need
Most deaths in car accidents occur due to head injuries
If you wear a cycling helmet, that doesn't obscure your vision when driving it will reduce your chance of dying in a car crash.
Not mandatory, certainly safer yet no one does it.
As a follow up in case anyone else gets offered this, I received a letter with details to log into an online training site (watch this short video, answer the questions, etc) which took me about 25-30 mins. Fine as a result of doing this was £52 iirc, payable online before I was able to take the quiz.
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