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scoobyboy1 03 August 2009 06:47 PM

Missus got pulled by police for driving whilst using her phone!!!!
 
Missus got pulled by the police yesterday, got caught using her mobile phone, was shocked to find out that when asked why she had been pulled over and she replied "because I was using my mobile phone while driving" The copper said at least you was honest, as most people try to deny it. And for being honest I wont be giving you a fine and points on your license!!!

She has learned her lesson now, but fair play to the coppers for just giving her a warning, as I thought it was a defo 3 points and a fine!!!!!

greatgonzo 03 August 2009 06:53 PM

Cheers
I have been done twice now both times in my van sat in traffic in London.
6 points later and £120.00 worse off :lol1:
I have got one of those blue tooth things now that you put in your ear don't like it tho but don't want to lose my licence.

gtijames 03 August 2009 07:22 PM

my mate in a council van got caught a couple of weeks back,answered it as he was turning into a layby,he thought he would get away with it until the copper said ahhhh mr byrne we meet again,unfortunately they had met outside a local night club a few years earlier :norty:

greatgonzo 03 August 2009 07:30 PM

A few years ago bloody hell he must have a good memory :eek:
or was there a few :fight::fight::fight::fight::fight:

phil739 03 August 2009 07:34 PM

thats not really worth bragging about is it

peoples lives are lost by this

she is very lucky as if i had been that copper i wouldnt of let her off

people should see the mess that the police and emergency services see from people using there phone and causing accidents

if you ask me, people should be banned from driving for this offense

greatgonzo 03 August 2009 07:48 PM

A little harsh.
What about all the women putting there make up on as they drive, people eating,Messing with sat navs and steros. The list goes on.
I'm not condoning it anyway!

Mikkel 03 August 2009 07:51 PM

As a daily commuter on a motorcycle, I hope they throw the book at everyone selfish and irresponsible enough to use their mobiles, change their CD, play with their satnav or themselves etc... whilst driving. Sorry, I'm not normally uppety and self-righteous about people stretching the laws, but this really pisses me off.

superstar1 03 August 2009 07:52 PM

She was on the phone to the boyfriend and he was telling her how he was going to get up on her and give her a large fat one. Check her panties.

greatgonzo 03 August 2009 07:55 PM

Good point mate but sorry to say its never going to change :brickwall

gtijames 03 August 2009 08:02 PM

greatgonzo i live in a very small town the cops down here have long memories lol,knowing what my mate is like when hes had a bevvie i doubt it was an isolated incident:)

greatgonzo 03 August 2009 08:10 PM

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

fastmike 03 August 2009 08:32 PM


Originally Posted by superstar1 (Post 8860851)
She was on the phone to the boyfriend and he was telling her how he was going to get up on her and give her a large fat one. Check her panties.

A touch of jealousy there mate lol .... ( no one approached you with a fat one recently ? )

SunnySideUp 03 August 2009 08:43 PM

It should be an instant ban using a mobile while driving - that would soon stop the selfish, dangerous, idiotic act! :mad:

wiley 03 August 2009 08:59 PM

bluetooth or limo tinits...

wiley

phil739 03 August 2009 09:15 PM

i have seen what this can do to familys and young childrens lives

anyone that thinks its right or remotely funny wouldnt be laughing if they had to explain to there kids where mummy had gone

scoobyboy1 03 August 2009 10:21 PM

First of all, anywhere in my post did I come across as I was bragging that she got away with it(no smilies anywhere:D) The last bit of my post did say "I thought it was a defo 3 points and a fine" as I didnt think you got warnings!!!:wonder:


Lucky they never saw me the other week doing 150mph down the M6 whilst texting on my phone and eating my KFC!!!!!:lol1:

ScottishRayman 03 August 2009 10:46 PM

scoobyboy1 - they dont normally give warnings but copper must have been in a rush to get off and have his/her tea. lucky warning anyway as not just the 3pts and £60 its the average 33% increase in premiums that hit home. I hit the parrot bluetooth as soon as I seen the risks, and for £150 some of them are fab.

Enjoy your KFC mate.

SteveScooby 03 August 2009 11:06 PM

ScoobyNet police related threads are quality.

If someone gets a ticket for soemthing it's "all coppers are tw@ts, nothing better to do, no real criminals to catch" etc etc

If someone gets words of advice it's "can't believe they let them off, couldn't be bothered with the paperwork, neglected their duty" etc etc

Ever get the feeling you can't win?

Rally fan 555 03 August 2009 11:13 PM

Is it a specific offence now then, or is it "Driving without due care and attention, which would probably cover, stereo fiddling, make up, eating and sat nav sorting ???

SteveScooby 03 August 2009 11:23 PM


Originally Posted by Rally fan 555 (Post 8861602)
Is it a specific offence now then, or is it "Driving without due care and attention, which would probably cover, stereo fiddling, make up, eating and sat nav sorting ???

There's an offence of not being in proper control of the vehicle, which is 3 points and £60, probably more fitting than due care

Rally fan 555 03 August 2009 11:28 PM

Yeah and I guess covers everything....

Fat Boy 04 August 2009 10:54 AM


Originally Posted by greatgonzo (Post 8860672)
Cheers
I have been done twice now both times in my van sat in traffic in London.
6 points later and £120.00 worse off :lol1:
I have got one of those blue tooth things now that you put in your ear don't like it tho but don't want to lose my licence.

Ah, but you don't have breasts ;)

Boro 04 August 2009 11:03 AM

Ive always wanted the balls to say the following...

"Excuse me sir, any ideas why ive pulled you over?"

"No, why? Have you forgotten?"

I'm guessing its pretty old now and probably been heard a zillion times by the feds

AdamMole 04 August 2009 11:35 AM

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I think it is pretty funny how all the critics appear and say you should and do this and that. At the end of the day, been on your phone while driving is not acceptable and is dangerous. But unless they make the rules for police also people will continue to break the law.
The police have a hard enough job I am sure but they don't make it easier on themselves when I have seen loads of them on mobiles whilst driving police cars. It does not matter what driving training you have had it is still the same for everyone else.
As for:
"As a daily commuter on a motorcycle, I hope they throw the book at everyone selfish and irresponsible".
I always make room for motorcycles etc, but it does not make it right that the go in the middle of two lane traffic to beat queues. Whilst it is not as dangerous as been on the phone. It is still dangerous and if some one pulls out your aint going to stand much chance.
Every one breaks the law at some point, some more than others and generally the worse people for this are the people that we call the POLICE, difference is they generally get away with it.
Some time ago, I was pulling on to the motorway, aprox 65 ish, then a guy in a punto and think it was would not move over to middle lane to let me in, when he could have quite easily done so. Instead of braking to get on to the motorway I dropped it a gear to get in front of him, but did not cut him up.
About a second later he was at the side of me beeping his horn. I looked across to see he was point to his arm where he had his police badges on.

stuart2008sti 04 August 2009 11:48 AM

Last week in cardiff city centre ,sat next to safety camera van driver at the traffic lights on the phone opened the window and told him to get off the phone.To be told sod off.

mr_D 04 August 2009 11:48 AM

CD10 Driving without due care and attention
CD20 Driving without reasonable consideration for other road user
CD30 Driving without due care and attention or without reasonable consideration

Gear Head 04 August 2009 12:09 PM

I hate it when I see selfish twats on the mobile whilst driving. Should be no points but a £10,000 automatic fine. End of. See how many people do it then. :rolleyes:

Before the ban, my Dad used to use the phone whilst driving, even though he had a perfectly good hands free kit. It got to the stage when I was actually changing gear for him as he was rabbiting on! Scared the hell out of me.

ian.b 04 August 2009 06:13 PM

I dont think the 3 points on ur licence is fair ! its a money making scheme. A big fine should do the trick. You cant do anything these days without being punnished !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She got let off because she has a pair of t##s thats all.

ian.b 04 August 2009 06:15 PM

its funny how the police can bloody use there radios attached to there stab vests when driving !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

stevie333 04 August 2009 06:27 PM

At least she didnt have 2 kids in baby seats in the back and was leaning over giving them toast off a plate,whilst drinking her brew like i seen this morning.You,d be amazed what you see driving a wagon and looking out for women in stockings,or just nice legs;),folk on laptops,people eating a full breakfast with proper diggers,reading books,then you,ve got the knobheads who put fog lights on at the least spot of rain(my pet hate)there called foglights for a reason,get them off.and motorbikes with main beam on as well,i,m not f**kin blind,well i wasnt till you came towards me,i could go on and on,so being on the phone eating a kentucky at 150mph is almost sensible:)


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