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So sorry - new here!

Enforcement in a 40 limit normally begins at 46mph.

​While driving on Lower Road from Central London towards Greenwich, I inadvertently entered a two-way cycle lane shortly after passing Surrey Quays station.

This cycle lane is as wide as a regular traffic lane, and there was no signage on the roadside.

 I missed the blue road markings on the floor due to nighttime driving conditions. Upon realizing my mistake, I promptly exited the cycle lane.

After stopping, I observed a camera nearby, but it appeared to be angled towards the yellow box junction behind me. Should I be concerned about receiving a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) for this incident?​

I own the car. Hopefully i won't get the pcn but lets see

I've got a question about Red Light cameras, if one of you kind experts could help.

I was driving on Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester turning right onto Queen's Road. It's quite a complicated road layout and there were no vehicles behind me.

In the image you can see where I was (behind the stop line) where the emoji is, but facing the correct way 

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I thought the lights had turned green but I'm doubting myself now.
 
I stopped in the middle whilst waiting for the oncoming traffic (as shown in the image) to pass and then proceeded right into the indicated lane when safe. But that got me thinking – I don't think the road works like that and maybe, somehow, in the glaring sunlight, the light wasn't green. 
 
Now I'm worried. There's a red light camera there and I'm hoping I've not committed an offence.
 
According to the Speed Camera UK website, this is the camera:
 

Speed Camera: Traffic Light Camera
Nearest Town/Village: Cheetham Hill
Road Name: Queens Road
Direction of enforcement: Westbound
Speed Limit: 30mph
Camera reference number: NWGM116

 
What does this mean in practice? From the Google Street View image above, would that have captured me? Because the camera is facing towards the junction and I doubt would even 'see' the traffic lights I was at. But I've read online that some cameras now have strips under the road so maybe a photograph of the traffic lights is unnecessary?
 
I don't know if my direction oft travel was Westbound? The Google Maps compass is useless.
 
Can anybody please advise?

Here are the other angles:
 
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Hopefully the formatting is okay because the preview looks weird.

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Who knows? Unless you’re in Scotland, speed on its own can’t found a dangerous driving charge - but the presence of other vehicles could. You’ll just have to wait and see.

If you had bothered to read the cunningly hidden "READ THIS FIRST - **BEFORE POSTING YOUR CASE!**" sticky at the top of the speeding forum, you would have found the answers to your questions (as much as they can be answered without a functioning crystal ball) and known that the speeding forum was for live cases only, and for people who need to grow a pair.

10%+2 over the limit - so 46 in a 40.