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10 January 2005, 01:53 PM
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Just got my result through from the court/speeding thing
£200 fine
£50 costs
5 Points
could've been worse I suppose, but wont know if it'll affect insurance until I get the offence code when my license comes back
Phil
£200 fine
£50 costs
5 Points
could've been worse I suppose, but wont know if it'll affect insurance until I get the offence code when my license comes back
Phil
The fine seems reasonable though
10 January 2005, 08:41 PM
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Phil, doesn't the offence code depend upon where you were copped at speed? Mine was SP30 for doing 70 in a 40 on an "urban" road, AFAIK it's SP50 for dual carriageways and SP70 for motorways but this is open to correction 
I think the major problem would have been if you had been banned
I guess this is where Sticky will find "uncooperation" later
CB - I guess SS is the nearest that I know of but I don't know how old his scoob is / whether he can / will help, whether it's standard or tweaked etc?
Andy
I think the major problem would have been if you had been banned
I guess this is where Sticky will find "uncooperation" later CB - I guess SS is the nearest that I know of but I don't know how old his scoob is / whether he can / will help, whether it's standard or tweaked etc?
Andy
10 January 2005, 09:27 PM
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just found this on google
codes are correct at 2003
SP10 Exceeding goods vehicle speed limit
SP20 Exceeding speed limit for type of vehicle (excluding goods or passenger vehicles)
SP30 Exceeding statutory speed limit on public road
SP40 Exceeding passenger vehicle speed limit
SP50 Exceeding motorway speed limit
SP60 Undefined speed limit offence.
Exceeding the limit by between 5 and 14mph 3 points
Exceeding the limit by between 15 and 19mph 4 points
Exceeding the limit by between 20 and 24mph 5 points
Exceeding the limit by between 25 and 29mph 6 points
Exceeding the limit by 30mph or more Banned
considering I was supposedly doing 90+ in a 60 zone (single carridgeway) , I think I got off pretty lucky
Phil
codes are correct at 2003
SP10 Exceeding goods vehicle speed limit
SP20 Exceeding speed limit for type of vehicle (excluding goods or passenger vehicles)
SP30 Exceeding statutory speed limit on public road
SP40 Exceeding passenger vehicle speed limit
SP50 Exceeding motorway speed limit
SP60 Undefined speed limit offence.
Exceeding the limit by between 5 and 14mph 3 points
Exceeding the limit by between 15 and 19mph 4 points
Exceeding the limit by between 20 and 24mph 5 points
Exceeding the limit by between 25 and 29mph 6 points
Exceeding the limit by 30mph or more Banned
considering I was supposedly doing 90+ in a 60 zone (single carridgeway) , I think I got off pretty lucky
Phil
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10 January 2005, 10:01 PM
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Looks like you got away slightly better
Mine was 6pts, 150 fine & 30 costs but it was approx 5 years ago...
I think I got the full whack points as I managed to get out of a 7 day ban by needing the car for work (which was 80 mile round trip then) and also providing the site internal mail carriage duties which I could prove by having business class on my insurance 
Mine was 6pts, 150 fine & 30 costs but it was approx 5 years ago...
I think I got the full whack points as I managed to get out of a 7 day ban by needing the car for work (which was 80 mile round trip then) and also providing the site internal mail carriage duties
which I could prove by having business class on my insurance
10 January 2005, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by MadGrip
Just got my result through from the court/speeding thing
£200 fine
£50 costs
5 Points
could've been worse I suppose, but wont know if it'll affect insurance until I get the offence code when my license comes back
Phil
£200 fine
£50 costs
5 Points
could've been worse I suppose, but wont know if it'll affect insurance until I get the offence code when my license comes back
Phil
10 January 2005, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by MadGrip
SP60 Undefined speed limit offence.
Exceeding the limit by between 5 and 14mph 3 points
Exceeding the limit by between 5 and 14mph 3 points
Hope you fare better & at least get a definition of your evil wicked deed
Ste
11 January 2005, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by MadGrip
Exceeding the limit by between 5 and 14mph 3 points
11 January 2005, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Harry_Boy
So, does this mean we can all exceed the posted speed limit by up to 5 mph...??
11 January 2005, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
You only ever exceed the limit by 5mph for a fraction of a second as you're on your way to 140+
11 January 2005, 11:32 PM
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got my license back toda & the ******* have put an SP60 on it (insurance hanging offence)
I've spoke to the courts today telling them that it should be SP30 , I've got to phone them back in the morning to speak to a clerk
it seems that whoever endorses the licenses dosnt bother looking up what the offence was, they just see "speeding" and stick on an SP60
barstewards, gonna have a rant in the morning
( after I've spoke to the clerk poliely and he's agreed that I should have an SP30)
BTW Have a look at my new site
before the webby deletes the link
Phil
I've spoke to the courts today telling them that it should be SP30 , I've got to phone them back in the morning to speak to a clerk
it seems that whoever endorses the licenses dosnt bother looking up what the offence was, they just see "speeding" and stick on an SP60
barstewards, gonna have a rant in the morning
( after I've spoke to the clerk poliely and he's agreed that I should have an SP30)
BTW Have a look at my new site
before the webby deletes the link Phil
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11 January 2005, 11:44 PM
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The whole system is biased against the (usually ) law abiding motorist Phil.... Tw@ts.....
Like the site. What's it for mate..??
) law abiding motorist Phil.... Tw@ts..... Like the site. What's it for mate..??
11 January 2005, 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by MadGrip
I had nothing better to do Chris and the WYIOC board never gets used , so I thought I'd have a play
.....Get signed up
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12 January 2005, 09:38 AM
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cheeky *******
just spoke to the courts about the SP60 endorsement and the clerk said that the police said there was a temp speed limit on that road
the a64 is 60 mph on that stretch ,and has been for years , there was no temp limit in force, no roadworks etc.
looks like I've now got to phone the police & try to get them to admit they made a mistake.
hmm whats the chances of that
complete tossers
Phil
just spoke to the courts about the SP60 endorsement and the clerk said that the police said there was a temp speed limit on that road
the a64 is 60 mph on that stretch ,and has been for years , there was no temp limit in force, no roadworks etc.
looks like I've now got to phone the police & try to get them to admit they made a mistake.
hmm whats the chances of that
complete tossers
Phil
12 January 2005, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by MadGrip
Spoke to the police and they say I have to put the complaint in writing to Supt **** Bag for him/her to make a decision
12 January 2005, 01:54 PM
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Madgrip,
I dont want to put a downer on things but i hope you have better luck than me. I was in a similar situation about 9 years ago, I had to send in an official complaint and then wait 6 months for them to get off their ****'s and check into it by which time they havn't got a f*cking clue about your case and basically tell you to go get f**cked.
Can you tell im still slightly annoyed about the issue?
By the way, got some news on me car. Can't believe the repair cost without wheels is £3500 basically he said that everything inside the drivers side front and rear wheel arches, all arms struts, bars and bearings are shafted.
Didn't look that bad to me? Then the wheels i had are no longer available in the matt racing grey so a new full set of OZ's are in order with tyres at £1600.
Needless to say i will defo be in the super festa coutesy car for the next meet.
Mick
I dont want to put a downer on things but i hope you have better luck than me. I was in a similar situation about 9 years ago, I had to send in an official complaint and then wait 6 months for them to get off their ****'s and check into it by which time they havn't got a f*cking clue about your case and basically tell you to go get f**cked.
Can you tell im still slightly annoyed about the issue?
By the way, got some news on me car. Can't believe the repair cost without wheels is £3500 basically he said that everything inside the drivers side front and rear wheel arches, all arms struts, bars and bearings are shafted.
Didn't look that bad to me? Then the wheels i had are no longer available in the matt racing grey so a new full set of OZ's are in order with tyres at £1600.
Needless to say i will defo be in the super festa coutesy car for the next meet.
Mick
12 January 2005, 06:55 PM
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Yeah, Wot he said ^
Fookinell!
If it makes you feel any better I'll kick the kerb the next time I'm cycling past it
Fookinell!
If it makes you feel any better I'll kick the kerb the next time I'm cycling past it
12 January 2005, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Sticky Stuff
Yeah, Wot he said ^
Fookinell!
If it makes you feel any better I'll kick the kerb the next time I'm cycling past it
Fookinell!
If it makes you feel any better I'll kick the kerb the next time I'm cycling past it
12 January 2005, 11:37 PM
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Andy, I stuck your car on my site ,seem to be getting lots of hits 2800+ since last weekend, but not many signing up
thx for the site banner
Phil
thx for the site banner
Phil
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13 January 2005, 08:54 AM
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Thanks Andy, but i would rather attack that darned kerb with a jigger pick.
By the way, Ive just been checking out your car advert on the new website when i spotted.
Quote " A few of the guys on here are familiar with the car, and can vouch for both it and myself (I hope ) as being straight."
Mmmmmmmm. Im sure we can get some milage out of that one!
By the way, Ive just been checking out your car advert on the new website when i spotted.
Quote " A few of the guys on here are familiar with the car, and can vouch for both it and myself (I hope ) as being straight."
Mmmmmmmm. Im sure we can get some milage out of that one!