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Speed Kills.
you'll get what you deserve |
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scrumpy
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3 points and able to carry on driving silly person speed limits are for a reason |
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Jon Soundman
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3 points, £60 fine and an increase in your insurance premium as you must tell them otherwise your insurance will be invalid. |
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Tracy L
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you will get 3 points on your license and a £40 fine. For the first 2 years of having a license you only have 6 points on it, in other words get one more penalty for something and you have to take your driving test again!!!!!! whoops! |
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Tazzi
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my husband is a driving instructor and i have asked his opionion on your problem, he has advised me that you would recieve 3/6 points and either a 30/60 pound fine depending on the judges discression, as it is only a minor traffic offence, eg you were only 7 miles over you should still be able to drive and you should keep your licence. as long as you dont go stupid as the 1st 2 years are probation you should have no problem maintaining your licence. hope this helps? |
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You might get 3 points or offered the speed awareness course but I'm not exactly sure. Don't speed next time it's not worth losing points, paying fines and risking other peoples lives. |
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cwb63ss
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you'll get 2 points and a fine plus your insurance will go up |
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lilsweetfeet
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you get 3 points. if u get 6 in your first 2 years of passing u get banned and have to retake your test! |
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Kevlar
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prob get 3 points, depends what country u live but for the first 2 years u get 6 points.. after that u get 12..
drive slower next time =P |
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ANF
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3 points and £60 fixed penalty. A bit silly but I suppose that as you have passed a test then you believe you have become a good driver overnight. I hope this is a lesson you will remember and do not speed again. Your insurance will go up by about 20% when you renew it for the next 3 years. |
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jiltedjohn71
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. 3 points and a £60 fine. BTW If you don't tell your insurance company your policy will be null and void if you need to make a claim. Ignorance is NO defence |
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Anna
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Assuming you're in the UK, 3 points, and a £40-60 fine, and increased insurance costs (you MUST tell them, as others have said). You won't lose your licence this time, but the points will stay on your licence for three years, and if you get to 6 points (as a new driver, once you've been driving a few years the limit rises to 12) it will mean your licence is revoked and you'll have to do another test, so make sure you're not caught again! |
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prince_henry
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in my opinion you should be banned, one week and you have been caught you should be ashamed of your self, there are nearly 500 people killed or very badly hurt on UK roads every year.
you will just get 3 points, maybe not coz it was only 7 MPH over, but please drive safe |
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Richard
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3 points... if you go over double the speed of the speed limit then you loose your license for 3 years |
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buck
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its called being a child that doesnt know the consequenses of breaking the law and already abusing the privilage of getting your drivers license. I dont see you having your license too long. |
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Jc
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Hello, the answer is quiet simple. If you were caught by a speed camera you will get 3 points and a £60 fine. Your driving licence will show SP30 on the paper part and you must declare this to your insurance. If you were caught by traffic poilce will then they will throw the book at you, you'll go to court they will do you for reckless drving, driving without due care and attention, speeding ect ect. Good luck and remeber speed kills. Hit them at 30mph and there is an 80% chance of living hit them at 40 and there's an 80% of them dying. YOU WERE CLOSE TO 40! |
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roger.williams20@btinternet.com
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I suspect you will get 3 points but I have to ask whether you exceeded the limit in a dangerous area - say near a school or in a place where even 30 might be considered dangerous.
I would suggest you take great care in future, otherwise, your license will be taken from you. Also I wonder whether you are on a provisional license and a learner driver? |
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wilko
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I know someeone who always speeds, and has never recieved any fine or had any crash. In fact people who tootle along doing 20mph are the dangerous ones he says.
Obviously he doesnt speed through the 30 feet that your not allowed to speed through underneath those speed cameras. |
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baffles_uk
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tuff
serves you right !!!!!!!!!!
you will get 3 points a fine probably 80 quid
and if you do it again within 2 years your off the road...
having said that drive sensibly and enjoy driving and dont put any more money in the government coffers....... |
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Chris F
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Depends on the jurisdiction. 7 mph is 11.27 km/h. In Ontario you need to be exceeding the speed limit by 15 km/h to get points. You'd only be facing a fine (no points) here. |
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Wulff1e
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Get a bus timetable, for breaking the law so soon you will have your licence revoked and have to take a retest. |
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Helen Scott
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You're not going to lose your license for that, but your insurance may possibly go up. They should have given you a court date....go to court on that date. Normally, they'll even knock a couple of points off just because you showed up. They'll tell you your punishment there....7 miles over is really not that bad. Don't worry too much about it, it happens. |
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The Baboon Of Destiny
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I hope so you irresponsible oaf.
Yeah, I'm obviously an angel. Idiot. I don't drive so obviously I've never been caught speeding. The speed limits are there for a reason you know. Even if that area has few pedestrians you should still abide by the law and keep to the speed limit. When people like your friend start thinking that if there's not likely to be any pedestrians there then it's OK to go a bit faster, then that's when accidents happen. Grow up and be a bit more responsible. |
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denise m
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how old r you ???? |
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st85
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Its 3 penalty points and 60 pound fine, if you stay in england he might get a chance to do the course they do for 100 pounds and not get any penalty points |
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hehakasapa
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your obviously a yougster, |
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tightsboy
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EMAIL ME I TELL YOU HOW TO GET AWAY WITH IT
I HATE THEM SPEED CAMERAS IT JUST MORE TAX FOR THE MOTORIST |
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arizapyro
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youll get a nice ticket and 3 points. dont sweat it youll be speeding again in no time |
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Kyle B
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You wont loose your license but you will be fined and your insurance will go up. But you should go to court about it because sometimes the police officer that pulled you over wont be able to make the court date so the judge at that point will offer you a lesser amount to pay. Doesn't always work but its worth a shot.
Good Luck |
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cuffyn
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You were speeding and you are new to driving, you will probably lose your licence and have to re-take your test.
Hopefully you will learn for next time. |
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Staci
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U needed to tell us what state ur in and are u a teenager or an adult getting their license for the 1st time...usally it's points but a stern DA or judge can pull the license if they want. So unless ur mature enough to drive and be responsible u better take the bus!
If ur a kid, good student and have no history of misbehavior the DA might be willing to reduce. If I was ur Mom, get a lawyer and get this dismissed. But if u do, you'll have to not get another speeding ticket or your insurance will skyrocket. There r so many scenario's for ur situation. U do not want insurance points and develop a bad driving record. Cause it will haunt u for many years and lead u down a horrible path where u'll could accidentally kill someone or worse yourself. |
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