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how long until its not valid does a speeding ticket thing take?

I've heard 5 weeks and also 2 weeks, but don't know which.

p.s. sorry if my explanation is shite, dunno how to describe it lol

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Also interested in this - some people say if it's 2 weeks then you don't have to do anything, but my mate got a ticket after 2 months.

ALSO very interested in this.

" - some people say if it's 2 weeks then you don't have to do anything"

what do you mean by that? makes it sound like it gets terminated

give it upto 17days to be on the safe side :)

then they wont penalize atall?

fair enough.

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give it upto 17days to be on the safe side :)

then they won't penalize?

You sure thats rights? thats what i'm hoping lol

i thought it was 60 days or sometihng

a 'fixed penalty notice' like one for speeding has got to be issued within 2 weeks of the offence. if its later than that you can contest it.

other stuff like parking on double yellows comes under a different category called 'penalty charge notices' and theres a longer limit on that type, cant remember what it is though.

they've got 14 days to send you a NIP (notice of intention to prosecute) unless you got pulled over on the day and the copper gave you a NIP on the spot.

my mum got stopped on a dual carriageway for speeding they made her wait 6 months before a speeding ticket came through, she got 5 points and £300 fine!!!!

was the day before the family holiday to :(

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so if you get pulled over and the officer just gives you a producer and says you will get something through the post. If I haven't got it in 2 weeks I can contest it?

if they didnt give her a NIP when she got stopped then you just got rinsed out of a load of money and points.

if it comes on the 15th day then you can technically send it back to them with a massive

FUCK OFF

written on it as its invalid

goose if you got a producer with a NIP on it then you cant contest it pal

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ummm

I'm not sure if it did have an NIP on it, I didn't have a close look. Would it have been noticeable or just like a box ticked?

i got pulled by the good old '50' and was givin a producer then 3 months later the court hearing came through

3points £60 FINE :lol:

ALSO

if u get flashed i think its 6 months they have to get you

What if it comes through late due to something like a postal strike?

its 14 days to get the NIP, whatever camera your caught on, in car or gatso etc.

producers have a NIP on them.

postal strikes, no idea, id put money on them having a loophole

theres always a loop hole or get out clause

when they tryed to do me for due care and attention

they where acting like prats behind me in a undercover car so close i could see his spots

then i hit the round about a lil too fast (FIRST TIME DRIVING IN WET ONLY JUST PASSED) N SAID I WAS THE ONE DRIVING FAST when i was under the limit.

FUCKERS THEY LOST ANYWAY JUDGE SIDED WIV ME :finger:

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If you get caught by a speed camera and you get NIP after the 14 days is up it will still stand if they can prove they posted it within the 14 day period or there was a postal strike that delayed it, if you get stopped by the police for speeding they can give you a verbal NIP at the raod side and then they have upto 6 months to prosecute you for the offence of speeding and if they decide to add a charge of careless or driving without due care ect then there is no time limit due to the length of time any investigation may take.

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