Speed Cameras - switch off date vs prosecution chase end date ?

[rictus01]

notice of intended prosecution, and I do understand where you're coming from, if say you received such a notice, but the department of the local council responsible was "cut" at that time (the 4-6 weeks lead time you speak of) then the prosecution would presumably not be forwarded to court, but it'd be extremely lucky timing though.

Cheers Mark.

on the other sites i go on NIP means nude in public

Originally Posted by no_akira

It was just supposition, I'm as clueless about the law as I am most other things but there seems to be people on this forum who do know (work for the police, courts). Sometimes things are not always "black & white", if they were we wouldn't have courts.

This is a public forum that allows users to ask questions anonymously, sometimes you even learn things.

Q: What does NIP mean ?

And I am one of those people. But the way you have worded your responses in this thread was not that of "I'm not sure but..." You said "IT TAKES" which is completely different.

A NIP is a notice of intended prosecution which is a legal document which must be served upon the registered keeper of the vehicle in relation to certain offences under the Road Traffic Act within 14 days of the offence occurring.

[maviczap]

Numpties in Politics

I could think of a million more

Talking of "Grey areas of the law" and speed camera's.

Q: Do the "Average speed" cameras that you see on Motorway (roadworks) apply to motorbikes, especially as our number plates are on the back ?

Q: Obvisously not scientifically tested but I noticed ( think I have) that you can travel through camera's at higher than the rated speed but as long as your decelerating. Remember those physics lessons with little wooden trolleys and spring and paper with holes in. The camera doesn't flash ?

Q: Limehouse tunnel (London docklands) 30mph cameras, how sensitive are they ! 31mph and flash. Are they actually working ? If your between 2 cars travelling down the centre white line who is liable for the fine ? For a few years now I've been flashed when going through there and never had a fine ?

[dizzyblonde]

So what do they do with the abandoned yellow boxes, that aren't removed then then?
Hanging baskets hung from them?
Smiley faces painted on them?
Ornamental lampstands?

Sorry not helping am I?

I wish I lived in the world of Dizzy....

[maviczap]

Its what happens when you're preggers, my wife was exactly the same

Originally Posted by maviczap

Its what happens when you're preggers, my wife was exactly the same

No, I think Dizz has always been this way......

[dizzyblonde]

Originally Posted by Milky Bar Kid

I wish I lived in the world of Dizzy....

yer already half way there, your blonde

Originally Posted by maviczap

Its what happens when you're preggers, my wife was exactly the same

Originally Posted by Milky Bar Kid

No, I think Dizz has always been this way......

Quite so.....but how do you know its not all just an illusion