Z Scotland
12-03-09, 09:33 PM
Thought you might be interested to know that, following the UK
Government's freedom of information act,
you can now get access to ALL speed camera offences registered in the
last 12 months.
Did you know that every time your car goes past a speed camera, even 1
mph over the set limit, it is registered onto a database?
You only get a ticket if you are way over the limit or (this is the
bit I didn't know), if you receive over 10 near misses,
you will be classed as a serial offender and get a ticket the next time
you go just over the limit.
This is why you hear of people being done at 34 mph in a 30 mph limit
area, whilst others doing 37 do not.
You can check what has been registered against your vehicle at the
following web address: http://www.i-database.co.uk
http://www.i-database.co.uk/>
You will be asked for a password but just click on the need a Password
link and you will be given one for future use.
Or just enter your car registration. If there is any data on your
vehicle, click on the camera window to see a copy of the photograph.
Hope this is useful
Hugh
Government's freedom of information act,
you can now get access to ALL speed camera offences registered in the
last 12 months.
Did you know that every time your car goes past a speed camera, even 1
mph over the set limit, it is registered onto a database?
You only get a ticket if you are way over the limit or (this is the
bit I didn't know), if you receive over 10 near misses,
you will be classed as a serial offender and get a ticket the next time
you go just over the limit.
This is why you hear of people being done at 34 mph in a 30 mph limit
area, whilst others doing 37 do not.
You can check what has been registered against your vehicle at the
following web address: http://www.i-database.co.uk
http://www.i-database.co.uk/>
You will be asked for a password but just click on the need a Password
link and you will be given one for future use.
Or just enter your car registration. If there is any data on your
vehicle, click on the camera window to see a copy of the photograph.
Hope this is useful
Hugh