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Romford Astra
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Its the countdown markers to a concealed level crossing......

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Very good
LoudandProud
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is owning a police scanner illegal?
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Legal to own but not to operate IIRC.
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so u can have it but not listen in? i heard its only illegal to act upon what u hear on there
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think its illegal,
breaching privacy laws etc? surely its illegal.

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quote:
Originally posted by Romford Astra
it is, but we expect people not to carry them, photo copies are normaly accepted but depends on the officer, and most importantly, your attitude



Would you like some pie officer
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quote:
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Tilbury mainly but do cover Gay, corringham, south ockendon and purfleet if needed.



LMFAO

Pete the gay copper
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Skinz
I have 1 no actually 2,


a dual carriageway I have always thought as a 70mph speed limit, but i have has a couple of experienced ppl tell me lately that because its national spped limit it is 60 mph??? i am right aren't I?

Also wot is the length of points coming off of ur license, i though it was 3 years but ive heard different things?

[Edited on 12-08-2003 by Skinz]


1. a "carriageway is 60mph", a "dual carriageway" is 70mph. you can work out whats a dual and whats a single

2.eh? dont understand



duel carridge way that I drove to work on is 60 cause it has a 60mph sign on it. the second part of the road with a central reserve has a nation speed limit sign which is 70mph.
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Can you tell an officer to Fuck off if he is talking crap about your car
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my questions

whats the legalities of displaying coloured flashing and none flashing lights from the front and rear of the vehical either in motion, parked up, or on private land

2.

can you be done for being sat in a car whilst over the limit WITHOUT driving the car (IIRC so long as the keys are in the ignition its classed as drink driving) but i know a person who was done sitting in the rear of their car getting their jacket to walk home for being in possetion of a vehical whilst over the limit
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If i am pulled over by the police, say im going 37 in a 40mph limit, can they search my car??
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why are truck drivers never done for having LED's on the front of their cabs
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why can i not got done by an officer on his own?

can u get in trouble for overtaking a police car on B roads if ur safe and not breaking speed limit?
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Whats section 1 Road Traffic Offenders act 1988? or Sec 4 RTA 1988
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quote:
Originally posted by M2RV H
my questions

whats the legalities of displaying coloured flashing and none flashing lights from the front and rear of the vehical either in motion, parked up, or on private land

2.

can you be done for being sat in a car whilst over the limit WITHOUT driving the car (IIRC so long as the keys are in the ignition its classed as drink driving) but i know a person who was done sitting in the rear of their car getting their jacket to walk home for being in possetion of a vehical whilst over the limit


Theres something called showing light to front with carries a fine and can sometime give you points, depending on once again the officer, the situ, your attitude etc and where it is,moving or not.

Your private land will be different private land to me as I know what counts as private land from within the law and what is a public road, a carpark for a superstore will be public, anywhere basicly that public have access to wether by payment or not, so even an ncp carpark is public road if its got a barrier up saying payment first.

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If you have the keys on your person, or within a distance that you have access to them then you will be classed as being in charge of the vehicle,dont have to be in ignition only.
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If i am pulled over by the police, say im going 37 in a 40mph limit, can they search my car??


if they have reason to suspect that you have stolen or prohibited articles on your person (includes car) then yes they can. They can breathalise you if they suspect that you have committed a moving traffic offence.

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why are truck drivers never done for having LED's on the front of their cabs


we leave truckers alone, they generaly help us by calling us up on their radios if they see cars at high speeds

bet ya didnt know that
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why can i not got done by an officer on his own?

can u get in trouble for overtaking a police car on B roads if ur safe and not breaking speed limit?


1. you can get done by a police officer on his/her own, they just cant transport you on their own if you get arrested for health and safety reasons and because of accusations from the arrested.

2.No you cant, but chances of seeing a police car driving down the road well under the speed limit is pretty slim
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Ditch
If i am pulled over by the police, say im going 37 in a 40mph limit, can they search my car??


if they have reason to suspect that you have stolen or prohibited articles on your person (includes car) then yes they can. They can breathalise you if they suspect that you have committed a moving traffic offence.





can they do a breath test for anything other than alcohol?
Just curious
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whats the laws on them searching the car? say u been stopped randomly.

i've had them look round the inside of car b4 but they won't touch/move anything, could only peak
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Romford Astra
quote:
Originally posted by Ditch
If i am pulled over by the police, say im going 37 in a 40mph limit, can they search my car??


if they have reason to suspect that you have stolen or prohibited articles on your person (includes car) then yes they can. They can breathalise you if they suspect that you have committed a moving traffic offence.





can they do a breath test for anything other than alcohol?
Just curious


they are going to bring out a swab test to test for drugs.......
Claire
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What happened to my questions?
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English Law is so dodgie, I mean how credible is it for 1 officer to arrest someone without coroboration, Scots law is much more sound.
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Whats section 1 Road Traffic Offenders act 1988? or Sec 4 RTA 1988


thats those damn N.I.P's (notice of intended prosecution)

and sct4 is...ummmmm driving whilst under influence of drink or drugs, Sct 5 is driving with excess alcohol.

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