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| Jimmy_75000 Member Since: 06 Oct 2006 Location: London, UK Posts: 1146      | I think you will find that this is no excuse.... You are in charge of the vehicule and should be in control at all time... Range Rover Vogue ‘17 TDV6 
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|  Thu Jul 28 2011 1:27pm | 
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| Ady 555 Site Moderator Member Since: 12 Dec 2010 Location: Good old yorkshire Posts: 8738      | Down hill the vehicle will speed up with the cc set, by how much depends on how steep the hill is, cc does not put the brakes on for you it just eases off the power, unlike the ACC found on other RRS well that puts the brakes on for you, so i'm afraid you may not win in court, there are other loopholes that you can go down though   | ||
|  Thu Jul 28 2011 1:29pm | 
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| duckworthparts Site Sponsor Member Since: 13 Mar 2009 Location: Market Rasen Posts: 674    | not likely to win in court i wouldn't have thought, how did he get you, was he operating a speed gun Sophie Alltoft
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|  Thu Jul 28 2011 2:00pm | 
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| Jonny Fresh Member Since: 04 Feb 2008 Location: Manchester Posts: 3586    | Good job there's no real crimes to go and solve and our tax £s are put to doing people doing 38 on country roads   | ||
|  Thu Jul 28 2011 2:09pm | 
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| RRS PIMP Member Since: 05 Nov 2008 Location: London Posts: 110    | 
 The cruise control argument won't help your defence at court. If you feel that strongly about the incident then you are better off asking to see the calibration certificate and check when the laser gun was last calibrated, but this is a long shot! | ||
|  Thu Jul 28 2011 2:42pm | 
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| duckworthparts Site Sponsor Member Since: 13 Mar 2009 Location: Market Rasen Posts: 674    | Was the officer operating it clearly visible? Sophie Alltoft
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|  Thu Jul 28 2011 3:34pm | 
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| Boo Member Since: 20 Oct 2010 Location: Hertfordshire Posts: 28    | 
 
 When I set my cruise control to a certain speed, the actual speedometer always shows 3 or 4 miles an hour more than the digital display. | ||
|  Thu Jul 28 2011 5:56pm | 
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| drdelrrs Member Since: 02 Nov 2010 Location: UK Posts: 1163      | Margin's usually 10% plus 2 i.e. 35 for a warning, at 38 its a booking. 
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|  Thu Jul 28 2011 6:28pm | 
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| flight Member Since: 24 Jan 2008 Location: London Posts: 186      | Suburban roads... Clear... no one around... Cruise control ideal.. Do it all the time...
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|  Thu Jul 28 2011 7:44pm | 
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| dazsear Member Since: 23 Nov 2008 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 851    | 
 You could share the costs of a speeding expert brief         Daz  2017 4.4 Autobiography FFRR - love this car Gone - VW T5 Transporter Long gone - 2009 Disco Long gone but never out of my thoughts - 2008 TDV8 HST | ||
|  Thu Jul 28 2011 10:45pm | 
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| Vadim Member Since: 20 Apr 2010 Location: London Posts: 855      | 
 
       Amazing! This is one brilliant way around it! (though a long shot as you say) - but still hilarious! Vadim A. | ||
|  Thu Jul 28 2011 11:04pm | 
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| awd man Member Since: 30 Nov 2010 Location: Malmesbury Posts: 3355    | tried and tested way of getting out of a ticket though   | ||
|  Fri Jul 29 2011 11:05am | 
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| filaborg Member Since: 03 Feb 2008 Location: Essex Posts: 161    | Learn from this and move on, just take the medicine no matter how bitter it tastes..... | ||
|  Fri Jul 29 2011 12:19pm | 
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| flight Member Since: 24 Jan 2008 Location: London Posts: 186      | Ive have never had a point in my life... been Driving 17 years...
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