Time limit for NIP - can I now relax?
Discussion
Friday 23rd July I was doing somewhere between 55 and 59 (reading on speedo vs GPS) in a 50 limit when I realised a scamera van could see me. Once I saw it I slowed so not sure of the speed when he would have zapped me.
Today is 17 days later and I have not received a NIP.
Can I now relax in the knowledge that, as it's well past 14 days, one is not coming?
Today is 17 days later and I have not received a NIP.
Can I now relax in the knowledge that, as it's well past 14 days, one is not coming?
streaky said:
One thing I can't recall us having discussed, is the possibility of misdelivery by the Royal Mail and what effect this would have should it be later delivered, say by hand, to the addressee. This sometimes happens to me, where my mail is delivered to a lesser numbered house or one with the same number in a road with a similar name (and v.v.).
The only independent witness to a delivery is likely to be the post person; and if you're not at home when the mail arrives, or you open the mail some time after delivery, when the post person has left the area ...
Streaky
Working form home I am always here to collect from the postman. Also I have NEVER had any post go astray and the postman knows who I am.The only independent witness to a delivery is likely to be the post person; and if you're not at home when the mail arrives, or you open the mail some time after delivery, when the post person has left the area ...
Streaky
streaky said:
garyhun said:
... I have NEVER had any post go astray ...
How do you know? Or, like me, do you sometimes need a 'tongue-in-cheek' smiley? - Streakystreaky said:
garyhun said:
streaky said:
garyhun said:
... I have NEVER had any post go astray ...
How do you know? Or, like me, do you sometimes need a 'tongue-in-cheek' smiley? - StreakyGassing Station | Speed, Plod & the Law | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff