Speeding camera fines

Fetish_Bob · **Posted:** Fri Oct 24, 2014 5:40 pm

Might not be totally correct but sure those who drive may be interested in this

http://governmentauctionsuk.com/auction ... e=motoring

Montpoolier · **Posted:** Fri Oct 24, 2014 6:13 pm

Only in the UK.
Britain has the most obvious speed cameras in the world. Nowhere else do they have huge panels saying "Evil yellow fluorescent cameras just ahead waiting to snap your speeding arse!", yet people still ignore them and whinge when they get caught.

offshorepoolie · **Joined:** Wed Oct 14, 2009 7:32 pm **Posts:** 6011

No there's no compulsion apart from the 6 points and a £1000 fine ..

offshorepoolie · **Joined:** Wed Oct 14, 2009 7:32 pm **Posts:** 6011

Think they've changed the law now Bob..

Yubep · **Joined:** Wed Jan 31, 2007 6:35 pm **Posts:** 25266

Stop believing everything you read on Facebook Bob

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The Fat Man · **Joined:** Wed Jun 10, 2009 4:03 pm **Posts:** 2107

offshorepoolie wrote:

No there's no compulsion apart from the 6 points and a £1000 fine ..

There's your answer; you cannot be compelled to sign the form and disclose the driver, but a fine and penalty points results. There are clear legal precedents that state that this fine does not breach Art 6 of the ECHR (the right to a fair trial and the associated right - the privilege against self incrimination). That article is simply wrong.

KeithNobbsBigToe · **Joined:** Wed May 01, 2013 11:32 pm **Posts:** 1057

You could always use the laws of Physics to get out of a speeding fine

Using the laws of Quantum Mechanics - Heisenberg stated that you can know

(i) The speed of an object, but not its position or
(ii) The position of an object, but not its speed

This is Heisenbergs Uncertainty principle - a fundamental law of physics, so if you find yourself in court simply argue that to find you guilty of speeding on a particular stretch of road breaks the known laws of physics.

grabec · **Posted:** Tue Oct 28, 2014 2:47 pm

KeithNobbsBigToe wrote:

This is Heisenbergs Uncertainty principle - a fundamental law of physics, so if you find yourself in court simply argue that to find you guilty of speeding on a particular stretch of road breaks the known laws of physics.

Breaking the laws of physics just means you'll be penalised here and also penalised in a parallel universe. Be careful what you wish for.

Montpoolier · **Posted:** Tue Oct 28, 2014 4:29 pm

KeithNobbsBigToe wrote:

You could always use the laws of Physics to get out of a speeding fine

Using the laws of Quantum Mechanics - Heisenberg stated that you can know

(i) The speed of an object, but not its position or
(ii) The position of an object, but not its speed

This is Heisenbergs Uncertainty principle - a fundamental law of physics, so if you find yourself in court simply argue that to find you guilty of speeding on a particular stretch of road breaks the known laws of physics.

Just carry Schrödinger's cat in the boot, then if you get caught you can release the cyanide and create an alternative universe where speeding is legal.

parmo · **Posted:** Tue Oct 28, 2014 4:52 pm

KeithNobbsBigToe · **Joined:** Wed May 01, 2013 11:32 pm **Posts:** 1057

grabec wrote:

KeithNobbsBigToe wrote:

This is Heisenbergs Uncertainty principle - a fundamental law of physics, so if you find yourself in court simply argue that to find you guilty of speeding on a particular stretch of road breaks the known laws of physics.

Breaking the laws of physics just means you'll be penalised here and also penalised in a parallel universe. Be careful what you wish for.

KeithNobbsBigToe · **Joined:** Wed May 01, 2013 11:32 pm **Posts:** 1057

Montpoolier wrote:

KeithNobbsBigToe wrote:

You could always use the laws of Physics to get out of a speeding fine

Using the laws of Quantum Mechanics - Heisenberg stated that you can know

(i) The speed of an object, but not its position or
(ii) The position of an object, but not its speed

This is Heisenbergs Uncertainty principle - a fundamental law of physics, so if you find yourself in court simply argue that to find you guilty of speeding on a particular stretch of road breaks the known laws of physics.

Just carry Schrödinger's cat in the boot, then if you get caught you can release the cyanide and create an alternative universe where speeding is legal.

Fensy · **Joined:** Thu Aug 17, 2006 9:15 pm **Posts:** 6477

grabec wrote:

KeithNobbsBigToe wrote:

This is Heisenbergs Uncertainty principle - a fundamental law of physics, so if you find yourself in court simply argue that to find you guilty of speeding on a particular stretch of road breaks the known laws of physics.

Breaking the laws of physics just means you'll be penalised here and also penalised in a parallel universe. Be careful what you wish for.

You cannae break the laws of physics captain

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