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Scotia64 Sep 11th, 2020 16:28

😥😥😥
 
Back home after a “brilliant” holiday.
Kerbed the rear near side wheel ,
Came home to a speeding fine , 37 in a 30. My speedo said 35 max as I was passing a cyclist & a bend was coming up, & to top it off the Volvo has an oil leak. Volvo assist are coming out to the house to put it on a low loader to take it to the dealers.
Can anyone recommend & darkened room 😥

rp83 Sep 14th, 2020 11:43

oouch! For the speeding, are you contesting on any ground? Or have they offered you SA course?

Scotia64 Sep 14th, 2020 15:59

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Originally Posted by rp83 (Post 2664718)
oouch! For the speeding, are you contesting on any ground? Or have they offered you SA course?

I’m not contesting it, hopefully they offer a SA course. I’m in Scotland & the offence was in England, if it was the other way round you’re stuffed because Scotland doesn’t offer the option of SA course.

rp83 Sep 14th, 2020 16:13

TBH, for that variance (limit vs actual), you will not be offered SA! Just a view from an LPT serving officer but my knowledge might be limited when it comes to Roads Policing!

MikeGMT Sep 14th, 2020 16:46

A lot of areas in England, but not all, work on 10% + 9mph of the posted limit. So you might get a invite.

Scotia64 Sep 14th, 2020 16:58

According to the paperwork I received I should be eligible for what they call “driver training course” . I’ve not had a speeding ticket or have attended a course in the last 3 years & I wasn’t doing more than 42 mph in a 30 mph zone.
Seemingly these courses are done online now & take 150 minutes @ a cost of £100.

Scotia64 Sep 14th, 2020 17:00

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Originally Posted by rp83 (Post 2664780)
TBH, for that variance (limit vs actual), you will not be offered SA! Just a view from an LPT serving officer but my knowledge might be limited when it comes to Roads Policing!

Excuse my ignorance but what is LPT?

MikeGMT Sep 14th, 2020 18:01

I think it's Local Policing Team

rp83 Sep 15th, 2020 10:42

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Originally Posted by MikeGMT (Post 2664807)
I think it's Local Policing Team

It indeed is :)

Before I joined, I always use to differentiate 'em by Pre and Post 999 call :-) Pre 999 is C[ommunity] PT and Post 999 is L[ocal]PT.

rp83 Sep 15th, 2020 10:44

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Originally Posted by MikeGMT (Post 2664787)
A lot of areas in England, but not all, work on 10% + 9mph of the posted limit. So you might get a invite.

I think there are more variables that straight cals but I am not a pro Roads Policing so won't know. If one's been pulled over, it is easier to gauge which way is it going to swing but with Cameras I am not so sure. If you've not had a course in the past, they might offer you one. They are pretty good courses to be quite honest, use 'em as a refresher and you'd be surprised at some of the statistics you'd hear/see during the course!

All the best!


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