On Jul 22, 9:52*pm, Palindrome wrote:
James wrote:

"Mrcheerful" wrote

You were offered an inducement to quickly admit the offence, you did
not take up that offer, it is no longer available.

Is that legal / ethical?

I didn't take up that offer because I was not sure that I had committed
the offence. I needed further details of the offence clarified before I
could do this, because even though I was driving vaguely in that area at
that time (I am not sure of my exact movements because I was visiting a
friend using satnav to direct me as it was an unfamiliar area) and I did
not recall either speeding or being flashed by a camera for speeding.

OK, so now you *know* that you were speeding.

So, did you not recall doing so because you speed so often that you
don't recall when and where?

Or do you pay so little attention to your speed and speed limits that
you don't notice when you speed?

You may want to invest in a better Satnav that warns you of speedtraps.

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So, is that how you got away with speeding so often Sue?

Just asking,
bRAINS

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