FFS think I've been done for speeding AGAIN.. HELP!
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The only thing i can suggest is write the letter out that was in loaded a couple of months ago regarding replying to the NIP, which i assume is the pace thing you are referring too:
[INSERT THEIR REFERENCE NUMBER HERE]
[INSERT YOU REGISTRATION NUMBER HERE]
Dear Chief Constable,
Further to the notice of Intended Prosecution I confirm that the following individual was driving the above vehicle at the time of the alleged offence.
[INSERT ALL THE DETAILS ASKED FOR ON THE NIP HERE, INCLUDING NAME, ADDRESS D.O.B AND DRIVER NUMBER]
As this statement is provided under the threat of criminal penalty (Funke v france) and as i have not received the caution required by paragraph 10.1 of the PACE Code C (mawdesley V the Chief constable of cheshire (2004), I make this statement on the express understanding that it shall not be used or disclosed in any proceedings of whatever nature agaisnt myself.
Yours Sincerely,
[INSERT NAME HERE]
INSERT SIGNATURE HERE]
[INSERT THEIR REFERENCE NUMBER HERE]
[INSERT YOU REGISTRATION NUMBER HERE]
Dear Chief Constable,
Further to the notice of Intended Prosecution I confirm that the following individual was driving the above vehicle at the time of the alleged offence.
[INSERT ALL THE DETAILS ASKED FOR ON THE NIP HERE, INCLUDING NAME, ADDRESS D.O.B AND DRIVER NUMBER]
As this statement is provided under the threat of criminal penalty (Funke v france) and as i have not received the caution required by paragraph 10.1 of the PACE Code C (mawdesley V the Chief constable of cheshire (2004), I make this statement on the express understanding that it shall not be used or disclosed in any proceedings of whatever nature agaisnt myself.
Yours Sincerely,
[INSERT NAME HERE]
INSERT SIGNATURE HERE]
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hasn't the famous PACE loophole been closed recently?
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Damn Volospian and his observational skills.volospian said:lol, like I said, it doesn't add much to the topic, more of an observation
(BTW do you have any idea how long i'd been reading your posts before i realised your nickname wasn't Volvosapien?)
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The_Dark_Side said:
You read my posts??
I thought everybody just ignored meYes, I'm part man, part swedish automobile, although really I should be Homosaabien, Lopez would be Volvosapien
Actualy I have just observed that homosaabien sounds a bit gay
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IIRC you owned an amazon or an 1800 Volvo when i first began reading this stuff, that's why i made the Volvo connection.volospian said:You read my posts??
Yes, I'm part man, part swedish automobile, although really I should be Homosaabien, Lopez would be Volvosapien
Actualy I have just observed that homosaabien sounds a bit gay
and i don't ignore anyones posts, even from members with whom i consistantly disagree with.
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The_Dark_Side said:IIRC you owned an amazon or an 1800 Volvo when i first began reading this stuff, that's why i made the Volvo connection.
and i don't ignore anyones posts, even frommembers with whom i consistantly disagree with.
not me, never had a volvo
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really?volospian said:not me, never had a volvo
what the hell am i thinking about then?
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someone was definitely on about Volvo P1800's around the time i started noticing various members. i'd have put money on it being you thoughvolospian said:God knows, had a couple of saabs, but no volvo's
.hey, who knew?
slightly OT but Saab owners tend to stick with the brand. you hooked?
I would because until I'm convicted my licence is clean so i don't have to tell my insurance and I can't be banned for totting up (although I'm already driving like a saint).
For example if I hung it out for 6 months (highly unlikely) then the points are added retrospectively then thats a 6th of the term that has been served almost "on bail".
For example if I hung it out for 6 months (highly unlikely) then the points are added retrospectively then thats a 6th of the term that has been served almost "on bail".
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No its 3 years but 4 years for the actual writing to be removed from the license.
They wont count towards the 12 point total beyond 3 years
They wont count towards the 12 point total beyond 3 years
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The_Dark_Side said:someone was definitely on about Volvo P1800's around the time i started noticing various members. i'd have put money on it being you though
hey, who knew?
slightly OT but Saab owners tend to stick with the brand. you hooked?
Not me, I do love the looks of a P1800 though, but never owned one, and never thought of buying one (unless an LS1 fits under the hood....Hmmmm
)Not hooked at all, started with a 900 and it was a decent cruiser, saw a gorgeous (imo) yellow HOT 93 coupe in the showroom while mine was in for some work and had to have it. I loved it, even if it did like to torque steer a bit. I bought this last one as I quickly needed some wheels and figured that I wouldn't go far wrong with a new style 93 aero.
Sadly I was wrong. The build quality is shocking, the soft touch plastics have all but given up the soft touch coating, there is a new rattle or squeak daily and some parts of the external trim simply do not fit. However, it's fairly quick, I suppose (especially with the 250hp PPC upgrade fitted, shame the autobox can only handle another 12Nm of torque before it goes bang, effectively putting a stop to any more tuning potential) and it has comfortable seats. It'll do for a year or so, until I can afford something better
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i've really confused myself here. someone must have been talking about the Volvo around the same time i started paying attention to the forums.volospian said:Not me, I do love the looks of a P1800 though, but never owned one, and never thought of buying one (unless an LS1 fits under the hood....Hmmmm
my problem with Saabs is they seem to suffer badly from torque steer and can really be a handful especially in the wet.volospian said:Sadly I was wrong. The build quality is shocking, the soft touch plastics have all but given up the soft touch coating, there is a new rattle or squeak daily and some parts of the external trim simply do not fit. However, it's fairly quick, I suppose (especially with the 250hp PPC upgrade fitted, shame the autobox can only handle another 12Nm of torque before it goes bang, effectively putting a stop to any more tuning potential) and it has comfortable seats. It'll do for a year or so, until I can afford something better
FWIW, what i forgot to say in my previous post was that while there are some threads that end up with posts by scores of members, there are certain members whos posts i always make a point of reading...yours being one of them.
basically because they're always worth reading IMHO.