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Old 15-10-2006, 11:20 AM   #31
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If you have not had a speeding fine for five years or more and it is under 5kph then you can explain in a letter that it is out of character for you to have been speeding (cite driving record) and that it must have been a lapse in concentration etc etc... and you can be given a warning and not have to pay the fine.
I can recall many years ago that John Laws got pipped doign 180 km/h or so. He was driving a fairly new Merc (I think). He contested it saying that the car was so smooth he didn't notice the speed it was doing. Now, if that was an everyday Joe in a Falcon do you think he would have gotten off?
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