Complete horlicks you find online.

[Corbeliere]

Is this true or a wind up?

http://governmentauctionsuk.com/auction-guide-deta...

[agtlaw]

Not this again.

[anonymous-user]

Don't listen to agt, he's just worried all his business with disappear when this flawless "loophole" becomes widespread.

I recommend going through a few cameras to try it out

[anonymous-user]

Hey, OP, wanna buy some magic beans?

[LoonR1]

This is so true. In fact a friend of mine used it last week and got off scot free.

Another for end of a friend did too. I recommend speeding everywhere to everyone and everyone gets away with it.

You can even do it for murder too. The best way is to sign the statement with a fake signature. You always get away with that too. My friend did after he killed his wife with a Red Bull can.

[ging84]

the next best defence is loon made me do it
I so far have had no points added to my license since I thought up this one a week or 2 ago

[mikeveal]

LoonR1 said:

This is so true. In fact a friend of mine used it last week and got off scot free.

Could we refrain from the use of the term "Scot free" please? They're getting ideas north of the border.

[Aretnap]

It's slightly out of date.

The article said:

Latest figures show that in 2001...

That should have provided a small clue.

[Bill]

Sorry about the new title, the old one was deceptive and I couldn't think of a better way to describe it.

[Shaw Tarse]

I did wonder.

[aw51 121565]

The Scots can still choose to "go unsigned" following a speeding offence captured on candid camera in Scotland though - as can English and Welsh drivers in the case of a Scottish offence - which is what the article is talking about.

It means 6 months of "not being in" when the police call round to get the S.172 paperwork signed, though....

[scarble]

Hello officer, how can I help you?
Ah no, I am not Steve, I am his Elbonian cousin, Stephnedahpheweundikaniswalyniaphorganopop. Steve has gone to Alton Towers, sorry. No I do not know when he will be back, maybe March?

[anonymous-user]

aw51 121565 said:

The Scots can still choose to "go unsigned" following a speeding offence captured on candid camera in Scotland though - as can English and Welsh drivers in the case of a Scottish offence - which is what the article is talking about.

It means 6 months of "not being in" when the police call round to get the S.172 paperwork signed, though....

Can you please provide a statutory provision or a decision of the Court of Session or higher that supports the proposition that an unsigned form is not evidence?

[anonymous-user]

BTW, the article is about Wales, not Scotland.

[Bill]

Shaw Tarse said:

I did wonder.

[Johnnytheboy]

I knew it was a wind up when I read

article said:

RoadPeace, the charity for road-accident victims, said the loophole showed that cameras and computers were no substitute for a police presence on the roads.