65 in a 50 limit
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It's not for me but my cousin brother. Passed his test in August and got insured about 6 weeks ago. Got caught in the A1 southbound camera in Beeston Bedfordshire. He was doing 65 in a 50 zone. It seems the speed awareness course is offered until 64mph. If he writes an apologetic hand written letter when returning the NIP back, does he have a chance of getting offered the course. From what I gather its at the police officers discretion when dealing with the matter. If he doesn't get the course, what's the penalty he's looking at?
Nads02 said:
It's not for me but my cousin brother. Passed his test in August and got insured about 6 weeks ago. Got caught in the A1 southbound camera in Beeston Bedfordshire. He was doing 65 in a 50 zone. It seems the speed awareness course is offered until 64mph. If he writes an apologetic hand written letter when returning the NIP back, does he have a chance of getting offered the course. From what I gather its at the police officers discretion when dealing with the matter. If he doesn't get the course, what's the penalty he's looking at?
He needs to be careful, probably not the first time speeding but the first time caught.He is moving into licence revoking territory and a retest and very high insurance premiums. This should at least be a wake up call for him.
Is he on a black box insurance policy?
How do you get caught out there ? It's flipping annoying limit & frustrating, but there's loads of signs regarding the speed limit & it being camera enforced.
Maybe he needs to learn to read the road, and not keep looking at all the sex shops on the A1
If he wants to speed he needs to wait until he gets to the A1M at Baldock, then there's no speed cameras.
Maybe he needs to learn to read the road, and not keep looking at all the sex shops on the A1

If he wants to speed he needs to wait until he gets to the A1M at Baldock, then there's no speed cameras.
QuattroDave said:
NGee said:
Why do you think you are any more important than all the thousands of other drivers that caught for speeding?
Could you not read the post properly from way up there on your high horse? Not the OP that's been speeding or asking for personal lenience.
NGee said:
QuattroDave said:
NGee said:
Why do you think you are any more important than all the thousands of other drivers that caught for speeding?
Could you not read the post properly from way up there on your high horse? Not the OP that's been speeding or asking for personal lenience.
Nads02 said:
It's not for me but my cousin brother. Passed his test in August and got insured about 6 weeks ago. Got caught in the A1 southbound camera in Beeston Bedfordshire. He was doing 65 in a 50 zone. It seems the speed awareness course is offered until 64mph. If he writes an apologetic hand written letter when returning the NIP back, does he have a chance of getting offered the course. From what I gather its at the police officers discretion when dealing with the matter. If he doesn't get the course, what's the penalty he's looking at?
Thresholds are set in stone. He's over the limit. He wont be offered a course at 65MPH. £100 and three points with a fixed penalty ticket. Nads02 said:
It's not for me but my cousin brother. Passed his test in August and got insured about 6 weeks ago. Got caught in the A1 southbound camera in Beeston Bedfordshire. He was doing 65 in a 50 zone. It seems the speed awareness course is offered until 64mph. If he writes an apologetic hand written letter when returning the NIP back, does he have a chance of getting offered the course. From what I gather its at the police officers discretion when dealing with the matter. If he doesn't get the course, what's the penalty he's looking at?
There’s no such thing as a “cousin brother”. Is it half term again?Mikebentley said:
Nads02 said:
It's not for me but my cousin brother. Passed his test in August and got insured about 6 weeks ago. Got caught in the A1 southbound camera in Beeston Bedfordshire. He was doing 65 in a 50 zone. It seems the speed awareness course is offered until 64mph. If he writes an apologetic hand written letter when returning the NIP back, does he have a chance of getting offered the course. From what I gather its at the police officers discretion when dealing with the matter. If he doesn't get the course, what's the penalty he's looking at?
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