Just a quickie.
What's the deal with those hand held speed gun things? Can they issue a ticket through the post from the reading, or does one need to be pulled over and personally issued a ticket?
I managed to go through a "speed trap" with a traffic car on the hard shoulder pointing a hand held device into the outside lane
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I'm not massively worried, as I was doing an absolute maximum of 77MPH (Highest recorded speed on the Journey) on a NSL Dual carriageway according to the Sat Nav, which I understand is right on the borderline on them prosecuting or not(?), but you know how these things are. I'd rather know that I'm definitely not getting a ticket than spending the next two weeks dreading every time the post hits the floor mat...
I very rarely use Motorways/A Roads, so am not too clued up on how they work, so an "expert" opinion is much appreciated
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Sort of annoying as the woman seemed to completely ignore the Mustang in Front that was going a fair bit quicker than me and pointed it directly at my car (or so I've been told by my passenger).
What's the deal with those hand held speed gun things? Can they issue a ticket through the post from the reading, or does one need to be pulled over and personally issued a ticket?
I managed to go through a "speed trap" with a traffic car on the hard shoulder pointing a hand held device into the outside lane
.I'm not massively worried, as I was doing an absolute maximum of 77MPH (Highest recorded speed on the Journey) on a NSL Dual carriageway according to the Sat Nav, which I understand is right on the borderline on them prosecuting or not(?), but you know how these things are. I'd rather know that I'm definitely not getting a ticket than spending the next two weeks dreading every time the post hits the floor mat...
I very rarely use Motorways/A Roads, so am not too clued up on how they work, so an "expert" opinion is much appreciated
. Sort of annoying as the woman seemed to completely ignore the Mustang in Front that was going a fair bit quicker than me and pointed it directly at my car (or so I've been told by my passenger)
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