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We have no idea what your average speed might be, likely to be less than 70 though. Fixed penalties should be offered for up to 75 in a 50.

Quote from: Believe82 on 25 Aug, 2026 15:23No you are misinterpreting what I just said. I attended court (though never in person)Well that clears that up...

I recently rewatched Lost! That series was much easier to follow than this thread...

Wrong section, needs to be in Council Parking. Reported it to get it moved.

Lines on the road are irrelevant, this type of camera uses buried sensors. You can just about see the old lines, presumably it used to be an older GATSO at some point. There is no defence in having the camera hidden.

None of your photos are viewable.Speedcurb relies on buried sensors to confirm the speed and is not checkable visually (unlike the old GATSO cameras). No actual evidence needs to be disclosed at this point.So either accept the awareness course or take a chance the evidence (slim at best) shows you were no speeding.

There is nothing to defend at this stage. You must first name the driver. The police will then (most likely) will offer of a Conditional Offer of a fixed Penalty (£100 and 3 points), which you can either accept or ignore. Ignoring it will then see it move to court phase via a Single Justice Procedure Notice, this may not happen for several months. Only when you get to the SJPN stage is any evidence the police going to rely on required to be released.Ignoring the CoFP could be an expensive mistake, the police will have apple evidence of the offence and the vehicle in question. And since you will have named the driver it is pretty much a slam dunk for them.

The images are merely stills from a continuous video, So they have "pinged" a vehicle at distance and determined it is over the speed limit, and then continued to video it until the registration is visible. Suspect they have enough evidence to convict.

I see pictures

Quote from: Markfryer1985 on 18 Jun, 2026 21:49Wasn’t a reminder it was the first one I got,It could be a reminder AND the first one you got. What if the first one sent was lost in the post?

Agree with the above, the blue car clearly moved over the stop line when the lights were on red. Name the driver and let them take what they are offered.

Almost certainly the camera is showing a GMT time. Wouldn’t want to fight it on that basis. Naming the driver needs to happen regardless.

Looks to me like you passed the stop line when the lights were on red (bottom left image vs bottom right), so not sure why you think you were stationary?Looks like a slam dunk for the police to me. Take whatever is offered.

Be aware, the image you have been sent might not be at the point the "ping" was done. It is possible the ping was a number of seconds prior to the image supplied. This would only become apparent if the actual video was viewed, the police will not release that prior to the matter proceeding to court.

Threads are (almost never) deleted, they might be useful reference in the future.