"tony sayer" wrote in message
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In article , Frank Erskine
scribeth thus
On Thu, 9 May 2013 12:04:52 +0100, "Arfa Daily"
wrote:

Does anyone know for sure whether getting flashed three times on the same
stretch of motorway within minutes, constitutes three offences for 180
quid
fine and 9 points ?

Daughter reckons that she might have got had more than once this morning
in
her company car on a section of the M1 at the south end, where the
back-facing gantry cameras have not been on for a couple of years. She
reckons that she was not much over the top - for a change - but probably
enough to have tripped them. I've not been able to find much info on
multiple instances on the same stretch. Lots of barrack room lawyers
huffing
and puffing and giving opinions based on nothing, but no definitive
answer.

Anyone on here suffered this and knows for sure, or who has a link to
somewhere on t' interweb that details exactly what the situation is ?

An elderly woman around here was "done" three times on the same day
with the same camera!


Course if it came to it she could go on a "speed awareness" course one
of my relatives did that, reduced the fine and points IIRC but shes
rather sanctimonious now on the subject;!...
--
Tony Sayer



Apparently, you don't have any right to take a speed awareness course
instead. The offer is at the discretion of the local force involved

Arfa