gatso B******s!

pics dont help really.....was tipping down tho.....

apologies dont know how too make them big on here

From what I've seen at pepipoo, the pics may show how long after the red aspect the pictures were taken. In the first one your rear wheel is a good 6 feet past the stop line.

You would probably need to revisit the scene and find out how long the amber aspect is and if there is sufficient time to stop at the line when travelling at the speed limit.

Technically that doesn't prove the act, the light may have changed as the front wheel crossed the line which isn't illegal. However, you are supposed to be prepared to stop on an amber light unless it is unsafe to do so which you could claim becaue of the white line on the approach.

Thanks dd for making larger....this is just what my mrs has sent me on the phone as im in work so there may be some paperwork..ill investigate!!

Originally Posted by Dangerous Dave

Technically that doesn't prove the act, the light may have changed as the front wheel crossed the line which isn't illegal. However, you are supposed to be prepared to stop on an amber light unless it is unsafe to do so which you could claim becaue of the white line on the approach.

Yeah, and that's the problem with the law as it stands - the OP has to prove that it doesn't! Justice seems to work the other way around with cameras.

Originally Posted by Dappa D

Thanks dd for making larger

A tip for you Dappa, cover up or paint over your numberplate when posting pictures on the web (I didn't enlarge the other pic because of this so you can go back and edit it).

[yorkie_chris]

If that's the quality then I'd never get done... my plate is only marginally cleaner than the rest of the bike...

[fastdruid]

Originally Posted by Dangerous Dave

A tip for you Dappa, cover up or paint over your numberplate when posting pictures on the web (I didn't enlarge the other pic because of this so you can go back and edit it).

OTOH if you don't then if you get a nasty letter saying you were speeding you could claim that someone had cloned your reg from a picture on the internet...

Druid

Originally Posted by fastdruid

if you don't then if you get a nasty letter saying you were speeding you could claim that someone had cloned your reg from a picture on the internet...

You have to prove it was not you though....

remember that quality is from a camera phone taking a picture of the original picture so may be better...not seen yet untill i get home....oh yea forgot about the old rid number plate....