Speeding.......

[MoonRocker]

Another question has thown up a curiosity, well for me anyway. Where does one speeding offence end and the next one begin? If I do 90mph constantly down the M4 for 30 mins for example is that one offence? Does the proximity of detection methods signify different offences, for example if doing the above I go past 3 speed cameras is that now 3 offences merely because it was detected 3 times? See what I mean? Anyone actually know this? It must be defined somewhere. thanks

[paddywak]

Thanks for your thoughts people. It's a length of road I travel quite often and it always makes me smile when you get a car come screaming by me, anchor up when they see the camera and then accelerate away as soon as they've gone by it.

[New Judge]

“would not the jury state...”

No jury is ever involved with speeding, TWR. It is a “summary” offence and can only be dealt with in the Magistrates’ Court.

[EDDIE51]

paddywack in your example it is only one offence as long as it was all in one average speed check area.
But I have heard also of someone being banned for passing 4 seperate speed cameras in the same journey , in that case it is 4 seperate offences so 4 lots of 3 points = 12 and a ban.
Anything else would be ridiculous as it would be a 'licence to speed' after the 1st offence.