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       Re: M50 Bow Lane - speeding exceeding 70mph
   DIR By: andy_foster
       Date: February 3, 2026, 7:31 pm
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       #Post#: 108650--------------------------------------------------
       Re: M50 Bow Lane - speeding exceeding 70mph
   DIR By: NewJudge
       Date: February 4, 2026, 3:17 am
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       > Images of Vehicle Reg. are not very clear.
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       Since you don't dispute the allegation, they are obviously clear
       enough to identify your vehicle - which is all they need to do.
       To dispute any of the issues you mention you will have to turn
       down the offer of a  course or fixed penalty (cost of each about
       £100) and plead not guilty in court. The cost of failure there
       (which is fairly certain from what you have said) will be at
       least £850 even if you have a minimal income, and is more likely
       to exceed £1,000.
       Going "fishing" can be an expensive business - especially if you
       don't catch anything!   8)
       #Post#: 108654--------------------------------------------------
       Re: M50 Bow Lane - speeding exceeding 70mph
   DIR By: FuzzyDuck
       Date: February 4, 2026, 3:29 am
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       > Calibration certificate of Device, just not state that it has
       been Distance checked at the distance of the actual devices
       recording. It has been tested upto 150m the evidence states
       300m.
       >
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       Completely normal, if device is accurate at the specified
       distance it is assumed to be accurate at the maximum distance
       (usually 1000m). Unless you can prove otherwise...
       #Post#: 108662--------------------------------------------------
       Re: M50 Bow Lane - speeding exceeding 70mph
   DIR By: FuzzyDuck
       Date: February 4, 2026, 4:46 am
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       > Which going by your logic, why have they bothered putting the
       signs up along the other 155 miles of my route?  ;D
       >
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       Who is "they"? I suspect over that 155 mile route you have
       passed through several police force areas and councils. I think
       this horse has been flogged enough, let it RIP.
       #Post#: 108964--------------------------------------------------
       Re: M50 Bow Lane - speeding exceeding 70mph
   DIR By: Lynch004
       Date: February 6, 2026, 8:17 pm
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       --- Quote from: FuzzyDuck link ---
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       > [quote author=Lynch004 link=topic=9763.msg108623#msg108623
       date=1770167605]
       > Which going by your logic, why have they bothered putting the
       signs up along the other 155 miles of my route?  ;D
       >
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       Who is "they"? I suspect over that 155 mile route you have
       passed through several police force areas and councils. I think
       this horse has been flogged enough, let it RIP.
       [/quote]
       My comment was meant in jest, hence the tone and the use of an
       emoji. Sorry if this was lost in translation.
       Anyhow, thank you for your advice and time in responding
       [react][/react]
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