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Speeding fine

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 10:33
by pedro
So............................................

Anyone know what points and fine it is likely to be for doing 41 in a 30?

The WIFE overtook a car straight towards a speed camera van while I sat there in the cage and just sank down behind the wheel! :oops:

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 10:53
by ZXR400Lee
3 points and £65.. unless I'm mistaken, thats what friend got for 43mph in a 30mph.

Re: Speeding fine

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 10:57
by 1154macaw
pedrosis wrote: The WIFE overtook a car straight towards a speed camera van while I sat there in the cage and just sank down behind the wheel! :oops:
You were sat on her lap then :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: probaly get fixed penalty £60 and 3pts thats what I got for 56 in a 40 or you/she will have to go on a training course :wink: :lol: :lol:

Re: Speeding fine

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 11:50
by pedro
1154macaw wrote:
pedrosis wrote: The WIFE overtook a car straight towards a speed camera van while I sat there in the cage and just sank down behind the wheel! :oops:
You were sat on her lap then :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: probaly get fixed penalty £60 and 3pts thats what I got for 56 in a 40 or you/she will have to go on a training course :wink: :lol: :lol:
OK maybe I should have said she was on the bike to start with! :oops:

Worst thing is the van is nearly always there & I had seen it when I was behind her :roll: Oh well I will just have to work harder to pay for it :lol:

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 12:07
by CvPiper
If you read MCN lately you'll see that the cameras they use in the vans are not tested on bikes, and as a resultm once one bloke who is currently protesting a fine has finished, then other speeding fines on bikes will have to be revoked.

Do not pay up straight away.

Re: Speeding fine

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 12:17
by A_T
pedrosis wrote:So............................................

Anyone know what points and fine it is likely to be for doing 41 in a 30?

The WIFE overtook a car straight towards a speed camera van while I sat there in the cage and just sank down behind the wheel! :oops:
just a thought, if your wife was overtaking whilst travelling towards the speed camera van then he wouldn't have got her registration, if she overtook as she passed the camera van there might be a possibility she was obscured by the van she was overtaking... i dunno just a thought and a shot in the dark..... I'll get me coat :?

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 12:39
by bikerz
i think argent has a piont there!!! also u get 60 quid fine not a 65quid.

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 15:42
by 1blue
as we dont have number plates on the front, camera vans in front of us aren't much of a worry.

8) :lol: 8) :lol: 8) :lol:

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 16:16
by CvPiper
1blue wrote:as we dont have number plates on the front, camera vans in front of us aren't much of a worry.

8) :lol: 8) :lol: 8) :lol:
Unfortunatly thats not the case, they keep binoculars in order to get the rear plate as you pass. As I said, the only get off if she was caught is the fact that the gizmo they use is not accurate on bikes, so it cannot be relied upon as evidence. Have a flick through MCN website for more info on this.

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 16:22
by hilljd00
CvPiper wrote:If you read MCN lately you'll see that the cameras they use in the vans are not tested on bikes, and as a resultm once one bloke who is currently protesting a fine has finished, then other speeding fines on bikes will have to be revoked.

Do not pay up straight away.

Lol not worth it, still guilty :P or it was for me, WITH NO EVIDENCE! :@ grrrr

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 16:23
by 1blue
CvPiper wrote:
1blue wrote:as we dont have number plates on the front, camera vans in front of us aren't much of a worry.

8) :lol: 8) :lol: 8) :lol:
Unfortunatly thats not the case, they keep binoculars in order to get the rear plate as you pass. As I said, the only get off if she was caught is the fact that the gizmo they use is not accurate on bikes, so it cannot be relied upon as evidence. Have a flick through MCN website for more info on this.
I've heard that, but I've also heard its not true. As the operator is not a police officer, and they need the opinion of two witnesses if they aren't coppers I don't think its accurate.

Has any one been done with a photo of a speeding bike and a statement saying that bike was “abc123x”?

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 16:30
by 1blue
hilljd00 wrote:
CvPiper wrote:If you read MCN lately you'll see that the cameras they use in the vans are not tested on bikes, and as a resultm once one bloke who is currently protesting a fine has finished, then other speeding fines on bikes will have to be revoked.

Do not pay up straight away.

Lol not worth it, still guilty :P or it was for me, WITH NO EVIDENCE! :@ grrrr
Of course its worth fighting it. If no one fights the results they just get worse. A magistrates court result will not create a precident, a sucsessfull appeal is binding on magistrates courts for everyone else as well.

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 17:22
by 1154macaw
1blue wrote: Has any one been done with a photo of a speeding bike and a statement saying that bike was “abc123x”?
You mean like this :?: in a 40mph zone
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Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 17:28
by TC
Keith...If you want fancy roadside photos, Its cheaper to give a mate a digital camera, get them to take a photo and get it printed down the high-street. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Oct 21st, '05, 18:00
by 1blue
1154macaw wrote:
1blue wrote: Has any one been done with a photo of a speeding bike and a statement saying that bike was “abc123x”?
You mean like this :?:
No. thats a photo of the number plate. Dooh :lol: :lol: :lol:


Is that you, didn't know tractors could go that fast? :lol: :lol: