Flashed by a speed camera

[Kymmy]

Originally Posted by Flyboy

I think Ingram is referring to "Drivegaurd." It is an insurance policy which provides certain benefits if one loses their driver's licence.

Or idiot insurance as I call it, mainly as you need to be an idiot to use it

[Flyboy]

Indeed, in fact one could go further and call it a "license-to-behave-like-a-moron insurance."

[stevegriffin022]

hi there im just woundering if anyone has had problems on the a2 canterbury road. ive drove past this speed cam 3 times under the speed limit and been double falshed every time 3 days in arow.
Thats 9 points i would just like to know if anyone has had the same problem and if they got anythink through the post. thanks any info a help.

[Flyboy]

I'd wait for the NIP and challenge it.

Originally Posted by Ingram

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?

Nice piece of spamming there - i think you got away with it!

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Originally Posted by stevegriffin022

hi there im just woundering if anyone has had problems on the a2 canterbury road. ive drove past this speed cam 3 times under the speed limit and been double falshed every time 3 days in arow.
Thats 9 points i would just like to know if anyone has had the same problem and if they got anythink through the post. thanks any info a help.

Think one of my work collegues had an issue with that a few weeks back...

[Lord Nikon]

Could be miscalibrated radar settings, that's why there are markings on the road though. If the photos taken don't match what the radar system says you shouldn't get a ticket, and if you do then then markings will clear you.

The calculation is distance divided by time = speed, the distance is determined by the gap between the road markings and the time is the time between flashes, usually 0.25s for a GATSO camera. For example if you travel 100m in 1 second then your speed is (not surprisingly) 100m/s (Which would guarantee you a speeding ban being 223mph) a calculation is available here