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       NIP 24mph in a 20
   DIR By: sevenup
       Date: January 25, 2025, 3:49 am
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       First speeding ticket ever in 19 years of driving. I'm in denial
       (of course  ;D ) because I am generally a speed-conscious
       driver. And I have lived in London since 2006 where it's like an
       obstacle course not to get done for something on a daily basis.
       Anyway, this seems incredibly draconian - particularly as the
       guidelines suggest 10% + 2mph as the start point for prosecution
       to avoid constantly prosecuting for minor infringements. This is
       so on the edge, do I have any hope of challenging?
       With it being the first offence I'll probably get the option of
       SAC - and no fine or points.. but I'm still miffed to accept it!
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       Re: NIP 24mph in a 20
   DIR By: mickR
       Date: January 25, 2025, 4:52 am
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       20mph + 10% + 2 = 24
       so definitely the first speed to be prosecuted.
       you will probably be offered a course.
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       Re: NIP 24mph in a 20
   DIR By: NewJudge
       Date: January 25, 2025, 4:54 am
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       As you said, enforcement begins at 24mph, so you've seen that
       enforcement. It would be somewhat pointless if the police
       operated to those guidelines and then accepted "challenges" from
       drivers who are recorded at that speed.
       You should be offered a course for that speed.
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