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Robin

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:19

for doing 70 mph on a duel carriageway, apparently this is unacceptable, as the police now encourage speeding

"dangerous and careless driving, which may encourage road rage"

he undertook me, then pulled me over

i got his number, should i make a complaint, as i wasnt technically breaking the law?

Rob B

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:20

Yes report him and make a complaint.

CorsAsh

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:20

No, he prob pulled you for hogging the outside lane if he was able to undertake you.

Robin

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:22

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
No, he prob pulled you for hogging the outside lane if he was able to undertake you.

this is correct, however, i was doing the speed LIMIT, and i could have argued that i didnt pull back over, as there was a car in the inside lane which i was preparing to overtake

Mase

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:24

Was coming down the M1 last night and me dad saw a police car in the fast lane, so reduced speed, obvoiusly and the police car went speedin past at about 85-90, with no blue lights on or anything, which i thought was taking the piss somewhat.

Mase

langey

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:25

did you get a fine or points?

CorsAsh

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:25

Unless in the process of overtaking, you should always be in the left most lane possible.

Just saying what they'd use to argue the case with you. I doubt a complaint would get anywhere.

Robin

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:26

quote:
Originally posted by langey
did you get a fine or points?

no, just a scottish copper stood by my door having giving me some "friendly advice"

langey

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:27

well whats point in complaing, you'll get told to fuck off, but it will be put in a nicer way

Robin

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:27

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Unless in the process of overtaking, you should always be in the left most lane possible.

Just saying what they'd use to argue the case with you. I doubt a complaint would get anywhere.

but if i had pulled back in, by the time i had done this, i'd have had to pull out again, defeating the object of me pulling in, and he probably would have had a go about me swerving erratically then

DaXx

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:28

On the subject of middle lane morons..I find it annouying when you have to undertake someone in the right lane when the left lanes are blatantly clear. i now resort to flashing the lights and pressing my palms on the horn several times under the 'moron' has moved.

Back on this subject.. report the plod!!

mav

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:28

forget it...best bet........

CorsAsh

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:30

quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Unless in the process of overtaking, you should always be in the left most lane possible.

Just saying what they'd use to argue the case with you. I doubt a complaint would get anywhere.

but if i had pulled back in, by the time i had done this, i'd have had to pull out again, defeating the object of me pulling in, and he probably would have had a go about me swerving erratically then

It's an uphill struggle any way you look at complaining. He prob took exception to you/was bored or something.

Complaining might only piss him off and make him more inclined to do you (not dry, just by law) if he sees anything remotely suspect again.

BlitZ

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Registered: 18th Apr 05
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23rd Apr 05 at 18:32

True.

Would just let it go. Complaining gets you nowhere with the police, they just think you're being a cnut

Rus

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:33

quote:
Originally posted by DaXx
On the subject of middle lane morons..I find it annouying when you have to undertake someone in the right lane when the left lanes are blatantly clear. i now resort to flashing the lights and pressing my palms on the horn several times under the 'moron' has moved.

Back on this subject.. report the plod!!

yeh, i know its dangerous but i go right up there arse if there doing that. that makes them move over. flashing is the first resort though

Marc

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:33

quote:
Originally posted by mase5
Was coming down the M1 last night and me dad saw a police car in the fast lane, so reduced speed, obvoiusly and the police car went speedin past at about 85-90, with no blue lights on or anything, which i thought was taking the piss somewhat.

No such thing

Twiggy

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:50

U2U "L33 LEG" he always complains to to pigs! Might be able to give u tips???

CorsAsh

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:50

quote:
Originally posted by REDSPORT
U2U "L33 LEG" he always complains to to pigs! Might be able to give u tips???

Yeah, worked wonders for him

ainsley_brader

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23rd Apr 05 at 18:54

so what did he say he had pulled you for?

Robin

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23rd Apr 05 at 20:11

doing 70 miles an hour, and not pulling over when i could have done, cos he wanted to speed like a dick

corsa_godfather

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23rd Apr 05 at 20:35

60mph is the limit on a dual carriageway im sure

R Lee

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23rd Apr 05 at 20:37

60 on a dual

leave it, sounds like he was honestly giving friendly advice

ainsley_brader

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23rd Apr 05 at 20:37

no 70 is

so he pulled you for sitting in the outside lane when you could of moved over?

Good!

Colin

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23rd Apr 05 at 20:39

Best just cooperating with the police being polite agreeing with them then going on your way - balls in there court really......no point making things difficult IMO

Boab, dual carriageways 70 for cars – check your highway code

R Lee

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23rd Apr 05 at 20:41

yeah got it wrong way round.
60 national speed limit, 70 on dual, right?

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