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The easy way to get out of a speeding fine

JiVE

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GTRgeoff Grand Master

GTRgeoff

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The easiest way to get out of a speeding fine is for EVERYONE to elect to have the matter heard in court. The system just wouldn't be able to cope. ;)

Gotta agree. Lets see the system bog down and send a message to govt. If everyone got a fine, wouldn't that mean the voting majority disagrees with the speed limits??

dAVE Grand Master

dAVE

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It would work for sure..

Amazingly I have never had a speeding ticket, or any other ticket against my license. I have written about 5 letters and got out of 4 of them, and the last one was dropped in court. Just be careful going to court cos if you lose and get convicted, you will have trouble in the future.. ie, getting in to US of A.

Also on this note, saw a funny sign on alexandra parade last night... seems as if the govt has changed the "Speed cameras used in this area" signs to "Road safety cameras used in this area".. what a lame attempt.

GTRgeoff Grand Master

GTRgeoff

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They are nothing but corrupt filth. The quantity they suborn from fines must surely hurt the low income earners, which must damage growth and small mum and dad businesses due to the loss of circulating income.

I am well aware of the frailties of the systems they use as well and am disgusted that magistrates accept the equipments readings as evidence. Some can have the speed altered through moving aiming points during the sampling period, many are subject to external influences and are located such that these influences provide false readings. Then to put the units in locations that are clearly not unsafe or the limit is set too low. Corrupt self serving addicts to the income from dishonest speed regulation = Vic Politicians.

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