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PostPosted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 11:21 
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I think this describes the speed awareness course system operating in Lancashire perfectly!

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Fraud Act 2006
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The Act gives a statutory definition of the criminal offence of fraud, defining it in three classes - fraud by false representation, fraud by failing to disclose information, and fraud by abuse of position. It provides that a person found guilty of fraud was liable to a fine or imprisonment for up to twelve months on summary conviction (six months in Northern Ireland), or a fine or imprisonment for up to ten years on conviction on indictment. This Act largely replaces the laws relating to obtaining property by deception, obtaining a pecuniary advantage and other offences that were created under the Theft Act 1978. These offences attracted much criticism for their complexity and difficulty in proving at court. Much of the Theft Act 1978 has been repealed, however, the offence of making off without payment, defined under section 3 has not been affected.

* "Fraud by false representation" is defined by Section 2 of the Act as a case where a person makes "any representation as to fact or law ... express or implied" which they know to be untrue or misleading.

* "Fraud by failing to disclose information" is defined by Section 3 of the Act as a case where a person fails to disclose any information to a third party when they are under a legal duty to disclose such information.

* "Fraud by abuse of position" is defined by Section 4 of the Act as a case where a person occupies a position where they are expected to safeguard the financial interests of another person, and abuses that position; this includes cases where the abuse consisted of an omission rather than an overt act.

In all three classes of fraud, it requires that for an offence to have occurred, the person must have acted dishonestly, and that they had to have acted with the intent of making a gain for themselves or anyone else, or inflicting a loss (or a risk of loss) on another.

[edit] Gain and loss

A "gain" or a "loss" is defined to consist only of a gain or a loss in money or property (including intangible property), but could be temporary or permanent. A "gain" could be construed as gaining by keeping their existing possessions, not just by obtaining new ones, and loss included losses of expected acquisitions, as well as losses of already-held property.

The Act will establish two "supporting" offences, these being the possession of articles for use in frauds (Section 7) and the making or supplying of articles for use in frauds (Section 8).


"Nuff Said!"

Chief Constable's or LPA Chairperson's comments explanations etc would be appreciated.

Footnote: these are not the opinions of Safespeed but are solely my own.


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 15, 2009 21:47 
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Now The Chief Constable is trying to hide behind ACPO for his decision to hide Stats!
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 12:13 
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Reference two employees on disciplinary.........

Suprise! surprise!

Hearing has been adjourned 6 - 8 weeks!

Looks like Steve Finnigan has more problems to resolve!


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PostPosted: Thu Apr 16, 2009 23:29 
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Lancashire Courts Confirm their records as accurate and do not reconcile with Police figures!

Request sent today to Nigel Evans.M.P.
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Dear Nigel ,

I enclose copy documentation from HMCS Lancashire. They confirm that my figures from Ministry supplied data reconciles with their case records, but cannot understand Lancashire Constabulary supplied figures also enclosed and stated at; ” potential prosecutions. “

However they do intimate that the supplied figures are close to ALL motoring offences for Lancashire covering the same periods of time. As these would have been claimed & paid for, from the income of Safety Camera paid FPNs this would be systematic fraud as the computer held records supplied to me were obtained from the FPNH1s from Lancashire Road Safety Partnership returns to the DfT.

As you are aware these returns have been confirmed to evidence by Ian Cosh Finance Director & Gill Killpatrick Chief Finance Officer Lancashire County Council. They were again confirmed to The Audit Commission's District Auditor for Certification, as being evidence as Red Light & Camera speeding offences only, under the Governments Road Safety Camera Scheme meeting the criteria laid down in the DFT Rules & Regulations and the supporting document TRA19.


The supplied data from Lancashire Constabulary all indicate 100% conclusions as Speeding Camera Offences including Speed awareness cancellations to processing FPNs through to the courts.

I believe a criminal investigation should now take place into the finances of The Lancashire Road Safety Partnership & the responsible Authorities that allowed this to happen for financial gain throughout

the entire hypothecation period, resulting in inflated claims & inflated grants when the scheme ended in 2007; resulting in financial gain from the public purse for all the relevant participants of the Partnership.


The Chief Constable is, I believe, the responsible authority for such an investigation & I would be obliged if you would inform him of these circumstances.


Yours Sincerely

Mr XXXXX


I have decided not to reproduce the HMCS reply in full until The Chief Constable has a copy of it.

However it has been supplied to people who have an interest.

I await Steve Finnigans resolution or cover up!

Whichever way he decides to go!


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PostPosted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 08:19 
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"GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE!"

Sent yesterday, so I'm sure The Chief Constable has sight:
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F.A.O. Miranda Carruthers-Watts.
Dear Madam Chairperson,

In view of the report supplied to me, on your behalf, and after such an intensive investigation by your questionable “independent outside monitor” I enclose the following documentation supplied to The Honourable Nigel Evans M.P.

I believe that the report was far less than exhaustive and little more than a cover up.

As it was undertaken by way of finance from the public purse it is my belief that you should claim this public money back from Preston City Council as it not being fit for purpose, or was the purpose simply “fit to deceive ?”.

In view of the Constabulary’s supplied records and it’s overseeing body for their finances I believe you are under an obligation to rectify the financial advantage if gained inappropriately by their incorrect claims and return the extra amounts claimed, back to its rightful owner, The Treasury.

Yours Sincerely

Mr.

Below is the response from The Finance Director of HMCS Cumbria & Lancashire & the questionable figures from Lancashire Constabulary supplied under FoI.
Without any supporting documentation or indications from me as to what the differences between The Constabulary's figures & The Courts actual proceedings could be, The Finance Director indicated with similar thoughts to myself.( See reply 2 to this post published here weeks before this complaint was presented)

The supplied figures from Lancashire Constabulary for 2003 defy belief as the Ministry for Justice's figure are recorded as 190,000 FPNs for that year as being paid or concluded through the courts!

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Below are the returns (FPNH1s) from Lancashire Road Safety Partners for 2003-7
The claimed payments of issued FPNs are for red light & speeding offences ONLY.
The difference between the PAID & ISSUED FPNs are claimed to have been sent to the courts for conclusion.
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In November 2007, following a complaint, The Independant District Auditor for LRSP, MIKE THOMAS, undertook an investigation into the Partnership's returns.
In February he concluded that they were in order to rules regulations to evidence.

In February 2008 The Lancashire Police Authority, following a complaint,employed The Preston City Solicitor, Angela Harrison LPA's OUTSIDE INDEPENDANT Monitor,to investigate the involvement of The Constabulary in LRSP.

After a meeting at Lancashire County Hall in April with:
The INDEPENDANT OUTSIDE AUDITOR for LPA & Lancashire Constabulary,MIKE THOMAS (He's also The INDEPENDANT OUTSIDE AUDITOR for Lancashire County Council).
The INDEPENDANT OUTSIDE internal auditor, Rachel Tanner from THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT of Lancashire County Council (whose boss is IAN COSH)
A representative from LPA
And they concluded that the returns were accurate & fairly stated to evidence.

In September 2008 IAN COSH DIRECTOR OF FINANCE LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL & TREASURER FOR LPA undertook an extensive investigation into the Partnerships returns & the operation of Lancashire County Councils SPEED AWARENESS COURSES & concluded:
Yes........ Everything in order to evidence etc.....etc.....

Some familiar names keep cropping up time after time............................

All these people are paid from the public to ensure that no public money is misspent, missused or fiddled!

They seem to be paid several times over for the same job! In effect AUDITING THEIR OWN WORK!!

It took an investigation by a REAL INDEPENDANT public watchdog, The Financial Director for Cumbria & Lancashire Courts System,who,in less than a week.totally discredited all the above findings.!

However as the Court's have been dealing with fines, FPNs and millions of financial transaction on behalf of the Government for many more years than these self interested bodies, and overseen by a REAL INDEPENDANT WATCHDOG, THe National AUDIT OFFICE,it comes as no suprise.

No honour amongst thieves!

However they took on the wrong department when they tried to cover up all the inflated FPN payments claimed, by stating that it was all down to the Courts failing to process!!!

So.... Madam Chairperson.... What's going on ?

VILLAS IN MARBELLA or TENERIFF PAID FOR BY THE PUBLIC FROM THE INCOME FROM MUGS WHO PAY THESE SPEEDING FPNs WHEN, after all they might NEVER HAVE BEEN SPEEDING AFTER ALL!?
Remember the speed gun King and speed awareness courses at 33,34, or were they even travelling at these speeds ?
Questions need to be answered and not by INTERNAL AUDITORS!


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PostPosted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 16:16 
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I think this will re-inforce the suspicions that Lancashire Constabulary have been subsidising their CTO budget by paying for ALL COSTS for ALL THEIR MOTORING FPNS from the income of Speeding Income through The Partnership.

These are the provisionsl figures from the Ministry for Justice for 2007.
Lancashire Constabulary figures for Speed camera offences as above FOI:
24,323
COMBINED FIGURES FOR ALL MOTORING OFFENCES CUMBRIA & LANCASHIRE:
24,500!


They get greedier & greedier by the year!

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I don't think it takes much of an investigation or an INDEPENDANT AUDITOR to compare these!


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PostPosted: Sat Apr 18, 2009 20:25 
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We always smelled rats . but we accepted the course as decent per reports. Never happy about way invited. We now find Manchester drivesafe do this too :shock:

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 06:51 
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Mad Moggie wrote:
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We always smelled rats . but we accepted the course as decent per reports. Never happy about way invited. We now find Manchester drivesafe do this too


They claim this scheme operates under ACPO guidelines because its national. That means they offer this course as an alternative to Enforcement; i.e. FPNs or prosecution.

ACPO Guidelines = 10%+2. Speeding enforcement therefore is 35,46,57.Anybody being offered speed awareness below these speeds in these three bands is being conned!
The Chief Constables discretion, if operating under ACPO Guidelines, only applies to speeding enforcement methods or alternatives to speeding offences that breach the ACPO levels, not below.
Their website is decidely coy about the levels of enforcement, they say "leeway" sets the level. It's 10%+2 if ACPO Guidelines are operating.

How many more are skimming off the top through this scheme!!!

Looks like you are right to smell ££££££££££££££££££ mad moggie from this lot!


Here's the last three years returns for Gt. Manchester under the "netting off process". They also set the level of grant made to the Partnerships for the next 3 years.
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The number of cancelled tickets (NIPs issued against FPNs issued) contains the speed awareness "offers". They are pretty consistent between 32,000 to 37,000.
NIPs should only be issued for offences at 10%+2.
Not blues & twos
Not foreign vehicles
Not DVLA untraceables
These cannot raise an NIP because emergency vehicles are exempt & the others don't have anywhere to send the NIP to!
Remember the police get paid from the provider for "offers" not take ups.
If only 20,000 take up the course at,say, £80.00 that's £1,600,000 a year! NICE..................
If any are offered below 10%+2 it's a fiddle.


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 09:35 
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The acpo guidance is just that, guidance.
The law is such that 31mph in a 30 limit is an offence.
If you chose to use the acpo guidance in a court you will (I am sure...) find that they pay scant attention to acpo guidelines.
In any case, the court will not fine you £60.00 and give you three points.
At the end of the day most people cannot afford the time, money and trouble of going to court.
Time off work (court, solicitor consultation/s) etc
Fine (likely to be in excess of £200.00)
Costs (again, likely to be in excess of £200.00)
Points (30 limit offence, so probably 6 points)
Under the 30 minute rule by the law society you can get free advice. I suspect that for many people the advice will be: "you'll lose, and it will cost you thousands"

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:19 
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jomukuk wrote:
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The acpo guidance is just that, guidance.
The law is such that 31mph in a 30 limit is an offence.
If you chose to use the acpo guidance in a court you will (I am sure...) find that they pay scant attention to acpo guidelines.
In any case, the court will not fine you £60.00 and give you three points.
At the end of the day most people cannot afford the time, money and trouble of going to court.
Time off work (court, solicitor consultation/s) etc
Fine (likely to be in excess of £200.00)
Costs (again, likely to be in excess of £200.00)
Points (30 limit offence, so probably 6 points)
Under the 30 minute rule by the law society you can get free advice. I suspect that for many people the advice will be: "you'll lose, and it will cost you thousands"


Speeding policy was set by ACPO in order to give the motorist a "fair crack" and was presented to Parliament as such before the Road Traffic Act was ammended in 1998.
Their policy may only be "guidelines" but in relation to being members of Partnerships operating under The Road Safety Camera Scheme it is a condition laid down to the Ministry of Transport for acceptance to operate within the scheme. All partnerships have agreed to abide by ACPOs thresholds limits and present it with their application to operate a Partnership each year. Breach of Partnership conditions - NO CAMERA SCHEME, NO NETTING OFF so The Chief Constable has to carry on FUNDING his policy from his budget and the whole of the FPNs income goes straight to the Treasury.

That's why Lancashire, who were the only Partnership offering a SACs, in 2001, could only offer it at 35mph because that was the fixed ENFORCEMENT THRESHOLD under ACPO "Guidance" and nothing below qualified for prosecution by way of FPN!!! Not that that put them off ONCE THEY WERE IN!

In relation to SAC courses these are outside the Road Safety Camera Scheme and are offered as an ALTERNATIVE TO PROSECUTION i.e. 10%+2, and are ALL run under the criteria of ACPO!
Good link here:
http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?aut ... icle&id=34

Any Chief Constable can operate a speeding policy in any manner he wishes. The law says 30 is the limit, 31 is breaking the limit and is prosecutable.True!
But if the Chief Constable chooses that's the way he wants to go he has to do so OUTSIDE of The Partnership and he funds his policy from his budget and gets NO INCOME from Speeding Fines; This goes straight through the Courts to the Treasury.
When will people understand it's ALL ABOUT MONEY ?

ACPO guidelines they may be but when Police accept them to get their greedy mitts on my CASH then they operate the system within the "Guidelines" or they don't get my money and they shouldn't get anybody elses either!


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PostPosted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 11:44 
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Jomukuk wrote:
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Under the 30 minute rule by the law society you can get free advice. I suspect that for many people the advice will be: "you'll lose, and it will cost you thousands"

My reply to this is that I would be seeking a legal aid certicate for my defence, on the grounds of "Public Interest".
Request at Magistrates that it went to Case Management and ask the CPS how they came into possesion of photographic camera evidence indicating 31mph when the camera was supposed to be set to 35mph under ACPOs guidelines that the Chief Constable had agreed to abide by.
Been there, done it got the tee shirt!
No case to answer.


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PostPosted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 06:35 
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Partnership Makes An Offer Of Repayments & Removal Of Points!

Linda Sanderson has clarified the REAL POLICY of The Partnership and offered FULL refunds to any prosecutions SACs offers etc BELOW Chief Constables published POLICY!

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14 Evening Post, Thursday, February 26, 2004 31mph
I HAVE an urgent message for your correspondent (Letters, February 18),
who criticised the Lancashire Partnership for Road Safety for its
"zero tolerance" policy on speeding

The writer claimed that two work mates had been "done" for driving
at 31mph and 32mph in a 30mph zone. Could I urge the writer to ask
those colleagues to contact me as soon as possible by phoning 01772 534531.
If they were driving at these speeds, I will see that their fine money is returned
and penalty points wiped from their licences.
There is no zero tolerance campaign. The police allow drivers to go an additional
10% plus 2mph over the speed limit before taking action.
In Lancashire, motorists caught speeding in a 30mph zone are only automatically prosecuted
when driving at 36mph, which is actually 20% over the limit.
For those "flashed" at 35mph, there is the option of attending a speed awareness course,
to avoid a fine and the three penalty points. Lancashire is one of only a handful of
places nationwide to offer this.
The majority of crashes occur on roads with a speed limit of 30mph or less.
Research shows that 70% of people break the speed limit on these roads, usually by 5 or 6mph.
At 35mph, a driver is twice as likely to kill someone as at 30mph, because it takes an extra 21ft to stop.
Linda Sanderson, communications
manager, Lancashire Partnership for Road Safety, Preston

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Published Here:
http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/ ... tm?t=35520

However she must not have realised just HOW MUCH this would cost!
You see it's still going on...........
31mph fined Blackpool
http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/black ... eLength=10

daveee will still have his paperwork to prove and IF the Blackpool newspaper (LEP) wanted to blow this they would have his email address & could substantiate.
Well done Linda! However sometime SPIN backfires and unlike the local press, internet publication doesn't become tomorrows chip paper!! It stays around A LONG TIME!
Go get your money back!!!!


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Where's the Partnership's website gone ?

It appears that http://www.safe2travel.co.uk is now unavailable!

I wonder why ?

Anbody else have some luck ?


Perhaps they read SAFESPEED!


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yimitier wrote:
Where's the Partnership's website gone ?

It appears that http://www.safe2travel.co.uk is now unavailable!

I wonder why ?

Anbody else have some luck ?


Perhaps they read SAFESPEED!


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PostPosted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:28 
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SPIN & THE PRESS !

On the 13th (Unlucky for some!) October 2007 the LEP ran a full page sensational article Headlined "Flash Cordon" that was extremely political and exposed just how THE GOVERNMENT was benefitting financially under the new grants scheme that came in on April 2007.
It CLEARLY (?) exposed how THE GOVERNMENT netted nearly £300,000 from Lancashire's speeding motorists in only 75 days!
It carries such statements under photographs as:
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" GOT YOU! The money raised from the camera goes straight into the government's coffers!!

and
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"The Temporary cameras near roadworks at Riversway have zapped 4,930 drivers since they were installed in July. The FINES WILL GO STRAIGHT TO CENTRAL GOVERNMENT COFFERS RATHER THAN TO LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL, which is carrying out the maintenance work at old Lea Hall Bridge & Lea Hall Bridge."

All the figures add up; 4,930 napped motorist times £60.00 each = £295,800, nearly £300,000!!
Straight into Government coffers !!!
Informative & factual, especially the one about : The FINES WILL GO STRAIGHT TO CENTRAL GOVERNMENT COFFERS RATHER THAN TO LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL. (They never did actually go to LCC, they ALWAYS went to the government but costs of running the cameras could be claimed back!)
Now we can see just how much THE GOVERNMENT are REALLY making from speeding cameras.
Irate motorists jumping up & down !
Syndicate out to the Nationals!
Maybe even questions asked in Parliament!
All good stuff!
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However......................
We should remember Linda Sanderson's referred to research:
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The majority of crashes occur on roads with a speed limit of 30mph or less.
Research shows that 70% of people break the speed limit on these roads, usually by 5 or 6mph.


As Lancashire operate SACs at
30, 40, & 50 mph limits at ACPOs 10%+2= A CAUTION
36,37,38; 46 47,48;56,57,58 are eligible for a SACs if they meet the ACPO criteria; it is reasonable to assume that THE MAJORITY of the motorists through these roadworks will be in these thresholds!
Therefore THE MAIN BENIFICIARY will be LANCASHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL for their SACs!
Actually if we take Linda Sandersons research and apply it here:

4,930 motorist at 70% (5 or 6 MPH over) = 3,451 at £80.00 SACs charge: £276,080 to Lancashire County Council!
4,930 -3,451 SACs = 1479 at £60.00 FPN charge = £88,740 STRIGHT INTO GOVERNMENT COFFERS!


NOW WHO's MAKING THE MONEY ?
This is probably why the Chief Constable doesn't want to reveal figures from individual sites as reported elsewhere

It's not as if the reporter doesn't know how speed awareness courses work...................................But that's for next time !!!!£££££££


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Press Spin 2

Lancashire County Council must have been over the moon with them not getting any adverse publicity from such an investigative journalist that in:

March 2008 they invited the LEP reporter down (Photographers & all) as guests to their seedy awareness course!!! Sorry Speed Awareness Course!
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And again the report could not have been written better by Linda Sanderson or Neil Cunliffe themselves!

The ONLY WORD MISSING WAS:

ADVERTISEMENT!
Must have saved LCC tens of grands for this unbiased editorial report!

We motorists have really to learn to read between & behind the headlines & spin: NO MATTER WHERE IT'S FROM!


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Dixie wrote:
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It worked for me!


Oh Dear!!! Looks like the Partnership's "open, Fair & honest approach to speeding" is open to question!

They have blocked my ISP access!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Not to worry! Complete site available on HD.
Plus two other internet suppliers; Just have to change routers!!


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They have blocked my ISP access!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I doubt that; they would have to block our company's ISP too....
Don't be tempted to read too much into this, at least for now.

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I have access by three ISP suppliers none can access safe2travel.
Are you telling me Steve that you can access this site today ?


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yimitier wrote:
Are you telling me Steve that you can access this site today ?

I can't get to it. All I get is "Network Error (tcp_error)"

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