cameroon95
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As above, I was being caught doing 91 in a 70 mph limit.
How much points do you reckon I will get?
Really gutted at the moment
How much points do you reckon I will get?
Really gutted at the moment
Probally 4 points and a fine is more than likely.
I got caught a few years back doing 70mph in a 40mph section of Dual carriageway. Got 4 points and a £200 fine.
ive only had my liecence for two days and i need to be so carefull going though speed cams, my car is still in Km's
this country sucks for speeding. in the US a guy was caught doing 215mph in a 70 in his veyron and had a $250 fine and was set free with no points
Hahaha how the hell did he get caught doing 215MPH? I wana know what caught him doing that speed as apparently cameras cant detect that speed according to the test done on top gear.
Speeding Swede Faces World Record Fine.
A motorist is facing the world's largest speeding fine after allegedly being clocked doing 180mph on a Swiss motorway.
The 37-year-old Swedish man was caught by a camera on the A12 highway between Bern and Lausanne on Friday.
He was travelling so fast he needed over half a kilometre of road to come to a halt, according to one arresting officer.
The Swede may have to pay up to £650,000 under a formula used in Switzerland that takes into account the driver's salary and how much over the speed limit he or she was.
Other older speed cameras had failed to capture the Swede in his £160,000 Mercedes-Benz because the technology was unable to detect speeds over 125mph (200kph).
A police spokesman added: "We have no record of anyone being caught travelling faster in the country."
In 2001, the 44-year-old Finnish boss of Nokia was issued with what was believed to be the world's heftiest speeding fine.
Anssi Vanjoki had to pay 116,000 euros (£95,400) after he was caught doing 47mph in a 30mph zone in Helsinki while on his Harley Davidson motorbike.
Traffic fines in Finland are determined in a similar way to that in Switzerland, so Mr Vanjoki's large salary at the telecommunications company was taken into account.
Pretty sure it was a Laser Gun that caught him ... not sure.
There was a guy recently who drove his SLR McLaren at over 180mph in Switzerland, supposively hes looking in the region of around £650,000 fine. They take into account your job and earnings etc over there lol.
In 2001, the 44-year-old Finnish boss of Nokia was issued with what was believed to be the world's heftiest speeding fine.
Anssi Vanjoki had to pay 116,000 euros (£95,400) after he was caught doing 47mph in a 30mph zone in Helsinki while on his Harley Davidson motorbike.
Thanks for the replies, I really hope I don't get 6 as I'll most likely be banned as I have 6 already