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Live cases legal advice => Speeding and other criminal offences => Topic started by: doggone on July 22, 2024, 02:31:56 pm
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Thanks both.
Essex don't appear to have an online system with the photographs so we will email them.
It doesn't stop the response timer, and they have no obligation to answer.
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Thanks both.
Essex don't appear to have an online system with the photographs so we will email them.
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Is there an option to nominate the driver online? Many forces have the pictures on there now.
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Yes, you can ask for photographs to help identify the driver. It may help you confirm it was your car (or not) but may not help with the speed.
In a 50mph limit, fixed penalties are normally issued up to 75mph.
Note that making that request does not stop the clock on he 28 days you have to respond to the request for driver's details (though obviously do not respond before you have made the request and received an answer).
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Hi all,
We received a NIP for 71 in a 50 on the M11, quite a notorious camera I believe.
I drive that way regularly and I'm super careful of this particular camera (GPS is always active and warns me as well). So I was surprised to get a NIP and wondering if it is worth asking for the photographs "to help identify the driver"? Is this still a valid strategy? I want to check there isn't something obviously wrong on the photos. I've had two spurious NIPs from Essex Police in the past (one of which I successful defended in court, the other was dropped before court) and I don't trust them.
Second question, is 71 in a 50 still FPN territory? I believe it is with Essex. Requesting the photos shouldn't trigger a human to get involved and decide on a summons instead.... would it? I currently have a clean license.
Thanks all!