I need some hellp please!!!!

Originally Posted by Lozzo

On another point, why is the standard of written English is so damned poor amongst the younger generation? Do you kids not get taught how to spell simple words like 'again' 'heard' 'tyres' and 'explain'? Is it down to bad teaching or just a general CGAF attitude from the kids?

When I was employing people I'd read their CVs very carefully to look for bad grammar and spelling; if it was anywhere near as bad as the OP's then the CV would go straight in the bin. The wholesale destruction of the English language really annoys me.

thanks, but i am dislexick and iam starting to reed more books now so my spelling should get better i hope

Originally Posted by tj ready

thanks, but i am dislexick and iam starting to reed more books now so my spelling should get better i hope

My apologies in your case, I didn't know about your dyslexia - but the general standard of English amongst youngsters is extremely poor mo.

[fizzwheel]

Originally Posted by tj ready

"you are yong and you need to be more cearfull in futcher"

Sounds like he's probably right. I've lost count of the number of times a police officer said that to me when I was 17 - 18...

Wait and see what comes through your door and keep your nose clean for a while. If you're that worried go to Citizens advice and see if they can point you in the right direction as to what might happen or get some proper legal advice from a solicitor... but I'd just keep my fingers crossed for now TBH.

Cops were a bit harsh IMO. Probably just trying to warn you off because you're a young driver.
It'll probably all blow over.
Try not to worry petal
Dx

Originally Posted by tj ready

thanks, but i am dislexick and iam starting to reed more books now so my spelling should get better i hope

I wondered if you were dyslexic, you write like my 15 year old daughter, she's getting better too, so hang in there.

Be polite to the police, but tbh I wonder if they have picked on you because you are young maybe, so would maybe be worth following up. I hope it works out for you, take care.

Originally Posted by CoolGirl

sorry, but if you were misbehaving and drawing yourself to the attention of the police, then what on earth makes you think it's OK to try and get out of it?

From the nature of your post, I'm going to make a huge assumption here and say that you lack maturity. If you've got a job that required a clean license, then you might want to take better care of it. I know this isn't what you want to hear, but take whatever punishment you're given on the chin, learn the lesson, and take a bit more responsiblity for yourself in future.

That's pretty harsh.

Sounds pretty harsh to me, given the limit was/is 50mph. Fingers crossed nothing further materialises mate.

WHOA THERE LOZZO. i'm consistantley emailing people and correcting they're gramma and spelling, also punctuation and i've been told to 'get a life' which i guess is fair enough, ebay is a blinder, but you gotta get over it, move on and let it be. There are a fair few people out there wot is dyslexic so you kinda think 'oh well'. INITT!

TJ - read this very carefully as, IMHO, it looks like they shouldn't have seized your vehicle. I'm assuming that you hadn't been warned previously, of course.

Originally Posted by Jamiebridges123

(4) A constable shall not seize a motor vehicle in the exercise of the powers conferred on him by this section unless-

(a) he has warned the person appearing to him to be the person whose use falls within subsection (1) that he will seize it, if that use continues or is repeated; and
(b) it appears to him that the use has continued or been repeated after the the warning.

Needs to be read in conjunction with with s5 underneath.

Remember this if you get summonsed

Originally Posted by Lozzo

On another point, why is the standard of written English is so damned poor amongst the younger generation? Do you kids not get taught how to spell simple words like 'again' 'heard' 'tyres' and 'explain'? Is it down to bad teaching or just a general CGAF attitude from the kids?

When I was employing people I'd read their CVs very carefully to look for bad grammar and spelling; if it was anywhere near as bad as the OP's then the CV would go straight in the bin. The wholesale destruction of the English language really annoys me.

Please don't stereotype, we all aren't like that.
*Scans over sentence for typos*