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Lord Nikon 10-04-2010 16:40

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
And ironically my cameras are Fuji, Pentax, Kodak, Olympus and Sony...

Russ 10-04-2010 16:55

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Aaccee (Post 34998516)
Im confused - i was driving to work on the Hagley road, where i was flashed by the opposite side camera; i was no where near the sensors on the road on my side, yet the other camera flashed!? - will i be receiving a fine?
Please Reply...
Thank You...
(PS) Which side does the camera flash for it to be my fine?...

Makes no difference - just after New Year's day I got flashed by a gatso on the other side of the road pointing in the direction I was coming from, I didn't realise it did that.

Anyway it did flash but I heard nothing from them. They have 14 days in which to make contact with you so if you've heard nothing after that consider yourself lucky.

Not all cameras have 'film' in them.

Flyboy 11-04-2010 02:35

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Aaccee (Post 34998516)
Im confused - i was driving to work on the Hagley road, where i was flashed by the opposite side camera; i was no where near the sensors on the road on my side, yet the other camera flashed!? - will i be receiving a fine?
Please Reply...
Thank You...
(PS) Which side does the camera flash for it to be my fine?...

This was probably a "Tuvelo" camera. They get you both ways. The way to spot them is, they have one circle, slightly offset from below the main part of the camera lens.

Russ 11-04-2010 07:58

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Not second guessing your encyclopedic knowledge but that's Truvelo.

broadbandking 11-04-2010 09:15

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
As far as I am aware you can request the photo with speed so aslong as you was doing the correct speed you should be ok.

martyh 11-04-2010 10:00

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 34998802)
This was probably a "Tuvelo" camera. They get you both ways. The way to spot them is, they have one circle, slightly offset from below the main part of the camera lens.

as far as i know truvelo cameras don't flash

Kymmy 11-04-2010 10:13

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
That is a truvelo(they do a few different styles) and they do tend to be facing towards the front of the vehicle (though they can either way on narrow roads) and they rely on Peizo strips in the road to do the time/distance measurement (hence they can't be detected by a radar/laser detector). They do flash though it's very subdued mainly due to it being an infra-red flash unit (works then in all light enviroments). It's alll they have in bedfordshire/northhamptonshire... [for legal purposes the next bit is pure fiction ;)] It's the ONLY camera that's ever flashed me but I was on two wheels at that point in time and yes you can see the flash ;)

martyh 11-04-2010 10:29

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34998879)
That is a truvelo(they do a few different styles) and they do tend to be facing towards the front of the vehicle (though they can either way on narrow roads) and they rely on Peizo strips in the road to do the time/distance measurement (hence they can't be detected by a radar/laser detector). They do flash though it's very subdued mainly due to it being an infra-red flash unit (works then in all light enviroments). It's alll they have in bedfordshire/northhamptonshire... [for legal purposes the next bit is pure fiction ;)] It's the ONLY camera that's ever flashed me but I was on two wheels at that point in time and yes you can see the flash ;)


wow ,must have been speeding to get your car on 2 wheels :D

Kymmy 11-04-2010 10:32

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Even harder I was fictionally on a two wheeled vehicle on two wheels...

martyh 11-04-2010 10:34

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34998900)
Even harder I was fictionally on a two wheeled vehicle on two wheels...

that's ok then ..as long as it was fictional;)

Sirius 11-04-2010 10:35

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34998879)
but I was on two wheels at that point in time and yes you can see the flash ;)

And it would still not have got you as there is no number plate on the front of a bike. It is a loophole for bikes that cars cannot take part in :LOL:

Flyboy 11-04-2010 21:55

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 34998823)
Not second guessing your encyclopedic knowledge but that's Truvelo.

Oops, sorry for the typo, but doing this on a mobile phone is not easy. :)

---------- Post added at 21:55 ---------- Previous post was at 21:48 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 34998872)
as far as i know truvelo cameras don't flash

The one in our village does. This would be the one which we campaigned for nearly two years to have installed. Who would have thought it would be so difficult to persuade a council to install one. ;) After the thing had been there for three years (and passing it nearly everyday :rolleyes:), I motored passed the damned thing at thirty-five and was flashed. :mad: I got a notice in the post warning me and reminding me of the speed limit. :)

Ingram 20-04-2010 16:40

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
I was flashed in France. Can they get me in the UK? Ihave a friend who has been flashed 3 times and has 9 points. he suggested i got Mod Edit. I think. Anyone got this?

Sirius 20-04-2010 16:47

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ingram (Post 35004962)
I was flashed in France. Can they get me in the UK? Ihave a friend who has been flashed 3 times and has 9 points. he suggested i got ++++++++++++ I think. Anyone got this?

I would never use some dodgy website to deal with a speeding ticket.

Flyboy 20-04-2010 21:30

Re: Flashed by a speed camera
 
I think Ingram is referring to Mod Edit.." It is an insurance policy which provides certain benefits if one loses their driver's licence.


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