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This guy is the mut's nuts north of the border. Saved my ticket.
http://www.hingstons.co.uk/laws-Speed%20Guns-no.ht...
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GetCarter said:
100 in a 70
(A9 completely empty, dry, sunny).
Just as well I'd slowed considerably when the scamera van clocked me
I got caught a year or so ago doing 90 in a 60 on a single section of the A9 northbound. It was a beautifull morning long straight, no traffic apart from two caravans being towed in front of me. I was overtaking them very briefly and quickly when I was caught. Resulting in 5 points and £250 at Kinguisie Court.(A9 completely empty, dry, sunny).
Just as well I'd slowed considerably when the scamera van clocked me
Good Luck
G20RG B said:
GetCarter said:
100 in a 70
(A9 completely empty, dry, sunny).
Just as well I'd slowed considerably when the scamera van clocked me
I got caught a year or so ago doing 90 in a 60 on a single section of the A9 northbound. It was a beautifull morning long straight, no traffic apart from two caravans being towed in front of me. I was overtaking them very briefly and quickly when I was caught. Resulting in 5 points and £250 at Kinguisie Court.(A9 completely empty, dry, sunny).
Just as well I'd slowed considerably when the scamera van clocked me
Good Luck
All the best.
Nosey buggers
It wasn't me (no, really), but it was 101 on the M90 at 11pm on Sunday night. Traffics half on the verge, half on the hard shoulder!
101's a definite ban isn't it? What's the chances of a shortened ban with mitigating circumstances, such as living 35 miles from work with no viable public transport meaning a possible move of house with a long term ban, leaving the person you live with short of rent?
It wasn't me (no, really), but it was 101 on the M90 at 11pm on Sunday night. Traffics half on the verge, half on the hard shoulder!
101's a definite ban isn't it? What's the chances of a shortened ban with mitigating circumstances, such as living 35 miles from work with no viable public transport meaning a possible move of house with a long term ban, leaving the person you live with short of rent?
whirligig said:
G20RG B said:
I got caught a year or so ago doing 90 in a 60 on a single section of the A9 northbound. It was a beautifull morning long straight, no traffic apart from two caravans being towed in front of me. I was overtaking them very briefly and quickly when I was caught. Resulting in 5 points and £250 at Kinguisie Court.
Good Luck
Snap! Exactly the same situation. Stuck behind a caravan for miles then first safe opportunity to overtake and I was done - 80 in the 60. Lucky to get off with 3 points and sixty quid. I hate the A9!Good Luck
All the best.
That's a scary thought. I'm sure many have done the same in similar circumstances.
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neilboyd said:
whirligig said:
G20RG B said:
I got caught a year or so ago doing 90 in a 60 on a single section of the A9 northbound. It was a beautifull morning long straight, no traffic apart from two caravans being towed in front of me. I was overtaking them very briefly and quickly when I was caught. Resulting in 5 points and £250 at Kinguisie Court.
Good Luck
Snap! Exactly the same situation. Stuck behind a caravan for miles then first safe opportunity to overtake and I was done - 80 in the 60. Lucky to get off with 3 points and sixty quid. I hate the A9!Good Luck
All the best.
That's a scary thought. I'm sure many have done the same in similar circumstances.
N
Tinohead said:
Nosey buggers
It wasn't me (no, really), but it was 101 on the M90 at 11pm on Sunday night. Traffics half on the verge, half on the hard shoulder!
101's a definite ban isn't it? What's the chances of a shortened ban with mitigating circumstances, such as living 35 miles from work with no viable public transport meaning a possible move of house with a long term ban, leaving the person you live with short of rent?
What's your previous history?It wasn't me (no, really), but it was 101 on the M90 at 11pm on Sunday night. Traffics half on the verge, half on the hard shoulder!
101's a definite ban isn't it? What's the chances of a shortened ban with mitigating circumstances, such as living 35 miles from work with no viable public transport meaning a possible move of house with a long term ban, leaving the person you live with short of rent?
If it's clean bank on a 28 day ban with a nominal fine as the worst case scenario. On a good day, I reckon 6 points and a reasonable fine.
I very nearly got done for doing silly speeds south of Dunfermline about a month ago. I was overtaking a car and about to pass two more when I spotted a scamera van hidden underneath a tree about half a mile down the road. Visibility was excellent on the approx 1.5 mile stretch of straight road and so I went for it. I was all the way through fourth gear at the time in a 60 limit. This roughly equates to 130mph...
The only sollution I fear (now that I've taken all my lucky pills) is to fit a device that interferes with the laser signal rather than simply warning you that you've already been done
All the very best if luck.
neilboyd said:
whirligig said:
G20RG B said:
I got caught a year or so ago doing 90 in a 60 on a single section of the A9 northbound. It was a beautifull morning long straight, no traffic apart from two caravans being towed in front of me. I was overtaking them very briefly and quickly when I was caught. Resulting in 5 points and £250 at Kinguisie Court.
Good Luck
Snap! Exactly the same situation. Stuck behind a caravan for miles then first safe opportunity to overtake and I was done - 80 in the 60. Lucky to get off with 3 points and sixty quid. I hate the A9!Good Luck
All the best.
That's a scary thought. I'm sure many have done the same in similar circumstances.
N
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VetteG said:
neilboyd said:
whirligig said:
G20RG B said:
I got caught a year or so ago doing 90 in a 60 on a single section of the A9 northbound. It was a beautifull morning long straight, no traffic apart from two caravans being towed in front of me. I was overtaking them very briefly and quickly when I was caught. Resulting in 5 points and £250 at Kinguisie Court.
Good Luck
Snap! Exactly the same situation. Stuck behind a caravan for miles then first safe opportunity to overtake and I was done - 80 in the 60. Lucky to get off with 3 points and sixty quid. I hate the A9!Good Luck
All the best.
That's a scary thought. I'm sure many have done the same in similar circumstances.
N
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Do you think the outcome would have been different had the police driver been male?
ASBO said:
VetteG said:
neilboyd said:
whirligig said:
G20RG B said:
I got caught a year or so ago doing 90 in a 60 on a single section of the A9 northbound. It was a beautifull morning long straight, no traffic apart from two caravans being towed in front of me. I was overtaking them very briefly and quickly when I was caught. Resulting in 5 points and £250 at Kinguisie Court.
Good Luck
Snap! Exactly the same situation. Stuck behind a caravan for miles then first safe opportunity to overtake and I was done - 80 in the 60. Lucky to get off with 3 points and sixty quid. I hate the A9!Good Luck
All the best.
That's a scary thought. I'm sure many have done the same in similar circumstances.
N
G
Do you think the outcome would have been different had the police driver been male?
G
I got caught doing 94 on the long straight of the A96 adjacent to the Nexfor place. Bright and dry summer's night with no-one else on the road - 3 month ban but only £250 fine. Quite a few years ago though so not too big a deal now. Moral of the story: get a good lawyer experienced in traffic issues!
wazza said:
She was probably on the rag. No point arguing Graeme
Thats what I thought! Actually I did almost say "you remind me of why I divorced my first wife" but I thought better of it. Besides I've only been married once (and still am) they could have had me for lying under a caution or something!G
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