OT: Speed offences & Freedom of information.

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Lee_D

Guest

• Jan 20, 2005

• #1

Just got sent this, it's unreal!

"Did you know that recent government legislation changing the freedom of
information act gives you access to speed camera offences - registered in
the last twelve months and placed on a freely accessible website? Did you
also know that everytime your car goes a mile or so over the limit - it is
registered and placed on the database?
You only get a ticket if you are 10% + 2mph over the limit or if you receive
20 near misses! You can now check how many you have against your cars
registration number.
Go to this website - www.e-database.co.uk
it will ask you for a password - but just click on the need a login button
and you'll be given one on the pop up window.
On the right there is a click-on button which even shows the picture taken."


Lee D


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Will Wilkinson

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• Jan 21, 2005

• #2

In message <[email protected]>, Lee_D
<[email protected]> writes
>Just got sent this, it's unreal!
>
>"Did you know that recent government legislation changing the freedom of
>information act gives you access to speed camera offences - registered in
>the last twelve months and placed on a freely accessible website? Did you
>also know that everytime your car goes a mile or so over the limit - it is
>registered and placed on the database?
>You only get a ticket if you are 10% + 2mph over the limit or if you receive
>20 near misses! You can now check how many you have against your cars
>registration number.
>Go to this website - www.e-database.co.uk
>it will ask you for a password - but just click on the need a login button
>and you'll be given one on the pop up window.
>On the right there is a click-on button which even shows the picture taken."
>
>
>Lee D
>
>
Sod ;-) Got me there for a moment - I was in the Cambridge area last
week (in the Astra), it wasn't until I checked the Landy's reg. (not
been out in it for a couple of weeks due to a transmission problem) and
got the same data that I clicked on the picture and got my heart rate
back down.

Will
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Nige

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• Jan 21, 2005

• #3

Lee_D wrote:
> Just got sent this, it's unreal!
>
> "Did you know that recent government legislation changing the freedom
> of information act gives you access to speed camera offences -
> registered in the last twelve months and placed on a freely
> accessible website? Did you also know that everytime your car goes a
> mile or so over the limit - it is registered and placed on the
> database? You only get a ticket if you are 10% + 2mph over the limit or if you
> receive 20 near misses! You can now check how many you have against
> your cars registration number.
> Go to this website - www.e-database.co.uk
> it will ask you for a password - but just click on the need a login
> button and you'll be given one on the pop up window.
> On the right there is a click-on button which even shows the picture
> taken."
>
> Lee D

LOL!!!!

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Series 3 Landrover 88" (Albert)

"If you tolerate this then your children will be next"

 

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cyberwraith

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• Jan 21, 2005

• #4

Good giggle

"Nige" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Lee_D wrote:
>> Just got sent this, it's unreal!
>>
>> "Did you know that recent government legislation changing the freedom
>> of information act gives you access to speed camera offences -
>> registered in the last twelve months and placed on a freely
>> accessible website? Did you also know that everytime your car goes a
>> mile or so over the limit - it is registered and placed on the
>> database? You only get a ticket if you are 10% + 2mph over the limit or
>> if you
>> receive 20 near misses! You can now check how many you have against
>> your cars registration number.
>> Go to this website - www.e-database.co.uk
>> it will ask you for a password - but just click on the need a login
>> button and you'll be given one on the pop up window.
>> On the right there is a click-on button which even shows the picture
>> taken."
>>
>> Lee D
>
> LOL!!!!
>
> --
> Subaru WRX (The Bitch)
>
> Series 3 Landrover 88" (Albert)
>
> "If you tolerate this then your children will be next"
>

 

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90ninety

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• Jan 21, 2005

• #5

That's a cracker!!!
Got to e-mail to my Dad who's just had his first ticket over 40 years!

Stew.

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2002 Freelander Td4 ES (crap wish I'd never bought, going to p/ex for a
Disco!))


"Lee_D" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Just got sent this, it's unreal!
>
> "Did you know that recent government legislation changing the freedom of
> information act gives you access to speed camera offences - registered in
> the last twelve months and placed on a freely accessible website? Did you
> also know that everytime your car goes a mile or so over the limit - it is
> registered and placed on the database?
> You only get a ticket if you are 10% + 2mph over the limit or if you
> receive 20 near misses! You can now check how many you have against your
> cars registration number.
> Go to this website - www.e-database.co.uk
> it will ask you for a password - but just click on the need a login button
> and you'll be given one on the pop up window.
> On the right there is a click-on button which even shows the picture
> taken."
>
>
> Lee D
>
>
> --
>
> www.lrproject.com
>
> Workshop photos from Landrover repairs
> & other such tinkerings.
> Home of Percy the Jag powered Landrover
>
>

 

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Peter Seddon

Guest

• Jan 21, 2005

• #6

Lee_D wrote:
>>> Just got sent this, it's unreal!
>>>
>>> "Did you know that recent government legislation changing the freedom
>>> of information act gives you access to speed camera offences -
>>> registered in the last twelve months and placed on a freely
>>> accessible website? Did you also know that everytime your car goes a
>>> mile or so over the limit - it is registered and placed on the
>>> database? You only get a ticket if you are 10% + 2mph over the limit or
>>> if you
>>> receive 20 near misses! You can now check how many you have against
>>> your cars registration number.
>>> Go to this website - www.e-database.co.uk
>>> it will ask you for a password - but just click on the need a login
>>> button and you'll be given one on the pop up window.
>>> On the right there is a click-on button which even shows the picture
>>> taken."
>>>
>>> Lee D
>>
>> LOL!!!!
Whizzo this one'l run and run

Cracker already gone to a few mates!!

Peter

 

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Alex

Guest

• Jan 21, 2005

• #7

>>Lee D
>>
>>
>Sod ;-) Got me there for a moment - I was in the Cambridge area last
>week (in the Astra), it wasn't until I checked the Landy's reg. (not
>been out in it for a couple of weeks due to a transmission problem) and
>got the same data that I clicked on the picture and got my heart rate
>back down.
>


I got the impression it was a windup when it informed me that my SIIa
2.25 had been clocked at 81.2mph. Considering I've never managed to
break the national speed limit with it......

Alex

 

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Will Wilkinson

Guest

• Jan 21, 2005

• #8

In message <[email protected]>, Alex
<[email protected]> writes
>
>>>Lee D
>>>
>>>
>>Sod ;-) Got me there for a moment - I was in the Cambridge area last
>>week (in the Astra), it wasn't until I checked the Landy's reg. (not
>>been out in it for a couple of weeks due to a transmission problem) and
>>got the same data that I clicked on the picture and got my heart rate
>>back down.
>>
>
>
>I got the impression it was a windup when it informed me that my SIIa
>2.25 had been clocked at 81.2mph. Considering I've never managed to
>break the national speed limit with it......
>
>Alex
>
>
>
It was late and the data showed 37.1 in a 30, I should have spotted that
it wasn't a .gov.uk site though

Will
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Austin Shackles

Guest

• Jan 21, 2005

• #9

On or around Thu, 20 Jan 2005 23:37:34 GMT, "Lee_D" <[email protected]>
enlightened us thusly:

>Just got sent this, it's unreal!
>

hehe. Haven't seen that for a while.

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Agricola, 30

 

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SimonJ

Guest

• Jan 21, 2005

• #10

> Whizzo this one'l run and run
>
It already has.

For quite a long time.

 

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Martin Edwards

Guest

• Jan 21, 2005

• #11

Sadly it tells me that my car was speeding in Cambridge. I'm near
Belfast.......

"Austin Shackles" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> On or around Thu, 20 Jan 2005 23:37:34 GMT, "Lee_D" <[email protected]>
> enlightened us thusly:
>
> >Just got sent this, it's unreal!
> >
>
> hehe. Haven't seen that for a while.
>
> --
> Austin Shackles. www.ddol-las.fsnet.co.uk my opinions are just that
> "Where they make a desert they call it peace" Tacitus (c.55 - c.117)
> Agricola, 30

 

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Dave Liquorice

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• Jan 21, 2005

• #12

On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 19:55:17 -0000, Martin Edwards wrote:

> Sadly it tells me that my car was speeding in Cambridge. I'm near
> Belfast.......

Well unless the insurance company must have done a good repair job on
my ex 95 Mondeo that demolished 15' of dry stone wall did a 180 roll.
That was also caught in Cambridge... B-)

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Lee_D

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• Jan 22, 2005

• #13

"Dave Liquorice" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...

> Well unless the insurance company must have done a good repair job on
> my ex 95 Mondeo that demolished 15' of dry stone wall did a 180 roll.
> That was also caught in Cambridge... B-)

Nice try....but how do you explain the photo?

Must be a ringer Mi'Lord! Dead ringer


;-)


Lee D

 

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Mick

Guest

• Jan 22, 2005

• #14

Just checked 81.7 mph in Cleveland, funny that I was on M6 Birmingham flat
out at 56mph in a 44footer at the time. Photo was a good likeness.

Mick


"Lee_D" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Just got sent this, it's unreal!
>
> "Did you know that recent government legislation changing the freedom of
> information act gives you access to speed camera offences - registered in
> the last twelve months and placed on a freely accessible website? Did you
> also know that everytime your car goes a mile or so over the limit - it is
> registered and placed on the database?
> You only get a ticket if you are 10% + 2mph over the limit or if you
> receive 20 near misses! You can now check how many you have against your
> cars registration number.
> Go to this website - www.e-database.co.uk
> it will ask you for a password - but just click on the need a login button
> and you'll be given one on the pop up window.
> On the right there is a click-on button which even shows the picture
> taken."
>
>
> Lee D
>
>
> --
>
> www.lrproject.com
>
> Workshop photos from Landrover repairs
> & other such tinkerings.
> Home of Percy the Jag powered Landrover
>
>

 

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StaffBull

Guest

• Jan 22, 2005

• #15

I **** myself - I am all over the country in my company motor and was down
that end around then - bloody good en that!!!


"Lee_D" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Just got sent this, it's unreal!
>
> "Did you know that recent government legislation changing the freedom of
> information act gives you access to speed camera offences - registered in
> the last twelve months and placed on a freely accessible website? Did you
> also know that everytime your car goes a mile or so over the limit - it is
> registered and placed on the database?
> You only get a ticket if you are 10% + 2mph over the limit or if you
> receive 20 near misses! You can now check how many you have against your
> cars registration number.
> Go to this website - www.e-database.co.uk
> it will ask you for a password - but just click on the need a login button
> and you'll be given one on the pop up window.
> On the right there is a click-on button which even shows the picture
> taken."
>
>
> Lee D
>
>
> --
>
> www.lrproject.com
>
> Workshop photos from Landrover repairs
> & other such tinkerings.
> Home of Percy the Jag powered Landrover
>
>