How can police gauge whos speeding?

[DundeeUnited]

dont speed .com

[Cam]

Why what you done?

[TomT]

They'd send you a nip to the registered owner asking who the driver was

[DundeeUnited]

dont speed .com

[Barry123]

like if im on a motorway and doing over thje speed limit, say a camera caught me or a cctv, how can they tell whos driving, at night, or would they just fine the car owner?

Because you said you have in the first sentence.

[wicked-vtr]

Say it was a fleet vehicle and any of the employees could have been driving, if no one owns up surely they cant have a case?

[DundeeUnited]

Because you said you have in the first sentence.

when did i say i owned the car? because i dont, which is the point

[devilsadvocate]

If the police were on the side of a motorway with a portable camera or speed detector then they would likely stick on their lights and be on your rear before you knew it....pretty obvious who is driving then.

I think if you say someone else was driving and they deny it then the registered owner of the car gets the points maybe?

[devilsadvocate]

If the police were on the side of a motorway with a portable camera or speed detector then they would likely stick on their lights and be on your rear before you knew it....pretty obvious who is driving then.

I think if you say someone else was driving and they deny it then the registered owner of the car gets the points maybe?

[Prickle]

Expect a shafting anyway..

[Barry123]

when did i say i owned the car? because i dont, which is the point

good point. Carry on...

[Prickle]

They not average speed cams?

[tingaling]

The ones on bridges are normally just for traffic aren't they?

[dave-richards]

sounds like he's talking about traffic master things on the bridges http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/933739

[DundeeUnited]

They not average speed cams?

mate its dundee, not dubai lol,

The ones on bridges are normally just for traffic aren't they?

thats what i thought

[DundeeUnited]

sounds like he's talking about traffic master things on the bridges http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/933739

hahaha yeh mate thats them lol

[Prickle]

Well you have nothing to worry about. ;)

[DundeeUnited]

Well you have nothing to worry about. ;)

i was about to say there blue, and its just because iv seen footballers in the paper being caught doing 120mph down that stretch lol, a big difference from 60 but still :oops:

[enthrone]

Say it was a fleet vehicle and any of the employees could have been driving, if no one owns up surely they cant have a case?

They charge the registered keeper in the company. That's how it works as my dad's work.

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[titchster]

Most forward facing cameras have infra red flash. You can't see it, but it lights you up like a glow worm.

Rear facing cameras AFAIK, you get a NIP through, and you have to confirm who the driver was at the time.

[Stissy]

this has been done before, by someone i know very well ;)

say person A goes through a camera at 90 on a motorway, person A gets a letter through the door a couple of days after saying they have 3 points and a £60 fine, person A then contacts the DVLA and asks for proof of the car speeding, a couple of days later person A gets a letter through the door showing the back of the car, person A then contacts the DVLA again saying it may not of been him driving, person B is also insured on the car and they were on a long drive and so swapped over, none of them can remember who was driving at that particular point. the DVLA withdraws the fine and points

this works boys, believe :y: ;)