How long does a camera fine take to process?
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was only just over the limit. Wondering how long before i get fined. Is there a set time or possibly/hopefully no film in it.NIP has to be 'served' within 14 days of the offence. Served means posted out by them (idiotic I know).
www.pepipoo.com if you want to fight it. Good luck.
www.pepipoo.com if you want to fight it. Good luck.
wiz 1 said:
Arrived just now 69 in a 60
10.30 at night deserted road up hill with a crawler lane, Harsh but even worse i pass the dammed thing twice a day. Was having an enjoyable night out, stupid lapse in concentration. £60 fair enough but i had a clean license now 3 points
They count (& monitor) 24/710.30 at night deserted road up hill with a crawler lane, Harsh but even worse i pass the dammed thing twice a day. Was having an enjoyable night out, stupid lapse in concentration. £60 fair enough but i had a clean license now 3 points
Edited by vonhosen on Saturday 15th September 11:14
Just logged on to pepipoo quite useful stuff on there but i am guilty and have been to court once before to contest parking offences. The whole court experience is not something i want to go through again. Lost income from work, having to wait in a room with the scum of society, then being fined and charged court costs. I left with no faith in the legal system anymore. Did make the local paper though.
wiz 1 said:
...was only just over the limit.
You weren't really - and to be done for 69 means your speedo would have likely been showing low 70's.It's annoying, but I made sure I was with an insurance company that doesn't care about such things (Frizzell) so as long as I don't get caught more than once a year it's no more serious than a parking ticket.
wiz 1 said:
Don't the points stay on the license for three years, five for insurance purposes. I know three isn't bad but it's a start. Large fine would be better points for the more serious stuff and only for a year.
If you can afford to pay a bigger fine, there's no deterrent... In fact, speeding would be fun for the rich.FishFace said:
Glassman said:
Don't get over excited by that website. Had a decent read in the last week and whilst it offers good explanation of the law, it clearly just offers false hope to people who will be found guility if they challenge. Our friend wants to fess. In fact, he did fess. He just wants to beat the problem away with a bag of money... just as long as his license remains point-less. Pointless.
Glassman said:
FishFace said:
Glassman said:
Don't get over excited by that website. Had a decent read in the last week and whilst it offers good explanation of the law, it clearly just offers false hope to people who will be found guility if they challenge. Our friend wants to fess. In fact, he did fess. He just wants to beat the problem away with a bag of money... just as long as his license remains point-less. Pointless.
And unlike our friend Clarkson it's unlikely I'll be hiring a top lawyer to clear me.
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