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slark01 09-05-11 12:09 PM

Skater triggers a speed camera
 
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ER-SKATES.html


:-)

Ste.

Caddy2000 09-05-11 12:29 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
What a muppet

Drumming_Animal 09-05-11 12:45 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
I've set off the exact same camera on a push bike overtaking cars as I go, tis dead easy, there's a huge hill beforehand.

SoulKiss 09-05-11 12:53 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Drumming_Animal (Post 2534466)
I've set off the exact same camera on a push bike overtaking cars as I go, tis dead easy, there's a huge hill beforehand.

And if they could Identify you the COULD give you your points :)

Not sure if it would apply to roller-skates tho...

Drumming_Animal 09-05-11 12:54 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
points on a push bike? surely not, its not a registered vehicle, doesnt pay tax, doesnt need a licence to ride

SoulKiss 09-05-11 12:58 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Drumming_Animal (Post 2534477)
points on a push bike? surely not, its not a registered vehicle, doesnt pay tax, doesnt need a licence to ride

You still have a driving license so are a licensed driver, so I believe points can be given.

EDIT: - not speeding, but another Road Traffic Offence. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...nd/8148763.stm

andrewsmith 09-05-11 12:59 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
yep can be done for speeding on a unmotorised vehicle

Drumming_Animal 09-05-11 01:01 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
True I do have a licence, never occured to me that I could get points on the push bike though. At worst I would have expected to be pulled over and given a sharp look by an officer asking "What do you think youre doing?"
Shall try to be un-identifiable as possible next time :) and smile for the camera

PsychoCannon 09-05-11 03:09 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
Yup tis true.
You can be done for being drunk in charge of a pedal bike and get points on your licences or even for "Pedalling furiously"!

Spikenipple 09-05-11 03:53 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
If someone tried to penalise me for going too fast on a bike/roller-skates/soapbox racer etc i'd tell them where to shove them..

SoulKiss 09-05-11 04:00 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Spikenipple (Post 2534602)
If someone tried to penalise me for going too fast on a bike/roller-skates/soapbox racer etc i'd tell them where to shove them..

Hope you like prison food then.

Why do you think that you are above the law? Speed limit signs do not specify that its for certain types of road usage, they specify the limit for the stretch of road.

A bike is classed as a "Carriage" in law, hence your license is at risk.

I doubt that skates/soapbox racers would be classed as such.

allantheboss 09-05-11 11:55 PM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
So, what happens if one gets clocked at 50mph in a 30mph-zone and have no form of driving license?

Milky Bar Kid 10-05-11 12:02 AM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
Ask bluepete for clarity but as far as I am aware, you can't get any points on your licence for offences committed on a pushbike....you can be charged with furious and reckless cycling, careless cycling or drunken cycling.........

That being said, you can get booked with being drunk in charge of a horse as well...

SoulKiss 10-05-11 05:42 AM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by allantheboss (Post 2534985)
So, what happens if one gets clocked at 50mph in a 30mph-zone and have no form of driving license?

They get to wait for until you get a license aparently, just like if you committed a driving offence at 16.

Specialone 10-05-11 06:14 AM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
Unless the rozzas were right there how could they catch you anyway, I mean, I always take my number plate off my skates when going for high speed runs just in case ;)

Absolutely no way of detection unless watching them do it.

SoulKiss 10-05-11 07:03 AM

Re: Skater triggers a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2535016)
Unless the rozzas were right there how could they catch you anyway, I mean, I always take my number plate off my skates when going for high speed runs just in case ;)

Absolutely no way of detection unless watching them do it.

Or, as in the case of the OP, you go public about it.

Besides skates should be safe, they are not classed as Carriages in law.


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