how to get off that speeding ticket

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Alot of hassel eh.How many people would just have paid the fine and taken the points

[the_lone_wolf]

****ing right he should get his costs back, i'd be asking questions about the methodology of the local scamera partnership too if they're able to clock a guy going 15mph faster than his vehicle is capable of and the mag just eats it up like they're infallible...

[Wideboy]

accept ticket, have you seen "teh rimz!!" not worth the embarrassment

[tigersaw]

yeah but I admire his complete stubborness.

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by Wideboy

accept ticket, have you seen "teh rimz!!" not worth the embarrassment

didn't you recently park your car backwards in a hedge playing "the fast and the furious" in a vauxhall astra?

better keep quiet about embarrassment dude

Originally Posted by the_lone_wolf

didn't you recently park your car backwards in a hedge playing "the fast and the furious" in a vauxhall astra?

better keep quiet about embarrassment dude

pmsl

[Wideboy]

Originally Posted by the_lone_wolf

didn't you recently park your car backwards in a hedge playing "the fast and the furious" in a vauxhall astra?

better keep quiet about embarrassment dude

no, i was doing more than 40

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by Wideboy

no, i was doing more than 40

backwards???


that's impressive

So they dropped the case, so they wouldn't have to accept in a court of law that the equipment is fallible. Doh!

Hmm, he's stupid or the courts are. A quick glance at any spec sheet for those 1.3 litre Civics will give a claimed top speed of 106mph.

"I told the magistrates I didn't believe the car would even go that fast"

Okay, if the speed you're being prosecuted for doing was 120mph then fine, perhaps consider being able to prove your car can't manage that, but any number well within the claimed maximum? Foolish. You just hope your car is incapable of reaching anywhere near its top speed?

I'd be interested to know just what lengths the independant testers went to. Their own fuel, intake/exhaust, engine, brake, bearing, transmission tests and checks? Or did they just kick the tyres and drive it and then assume that it's the same as it was at the time (despite having changed hands and covered god knows how many miles since)?

"My SV650 cannot exceed 80mph yeronnour, meet me at Millbrook in 3 weeks with someone who will just jump on it and test its top speed without asking any questions or looking at any mechanical parts and I shall prove it to thee."