I was flashed by a speed camera on A1 today,how can i find out if im goin to be done for it or do i just have?

Question

to wait to see if a fine comes thru?

Answer 1

just wait.

Answer 2

you can always pay someone to take the points, but not me

Answer 3

Pay the man !!!!

Answer 4

wait and see.  it usually takes about 2 weeks.    if you have not heard anything within a month. your safe.

good luck.

Answer 5

depends on the speed limit

if it was NSL wich is 50mph for vehicles over 3.5 tonne and upto 7.5 tonne you should be fine,

as you reg number will tell the authorities  the capacity of you're van

Answer 6

just wait and see if you get a ticket...then cry as your money will be spent on the cops summer trip to blackpool or were ever they go

Answer 7

wait....and if you were speeding it serves you right.

Answer 8

Naughty Naughty!!!, best assume the worst case, then its a nice surprise if you get away with it!

Answer 9

it usually flashes twice if you have been done and once as a warning. i got my ticket in the post 7 days later.

It is very important for drivers to bear in mind that vans (and all goods vehicles not exceeding 7.5 tonnes) are subject to lower national speed limits than cars on both single and dual carriageway roads.

Whilst a car may travel at up to 60 mph on single carriageways and 70 mph on dual carriageways vans are only allowed to travel up to 50 mph on single carriageway roads and 60 mph on dual carriageway roads.

[Remember that the speed limits quoted here are national limits, a lower speed limit will apply in built up areas and on many local roads.  Where a lower speed limit is signed you must comply with those lower limits].

http://www.dft.gov.uk/pgr/roadsafety/spe...

Answer 10

Youre nicked man and rightly so. £60 and three points for sure especially on that road. Perhaps you'll learn to respect the safety of others now ?

Answer 11

Stick to the limit.