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JustARandomGuy wrote: »I wouldn't have slowed down if I saw a Garda car while doing that speed.
You can't outrun the radio.
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225 km/h... is that the fastest speed we've seen on the Garda Twitter page I wonder?0 -
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They would have your number anyhow and you would have extra charges for failing to stop
How? LTI Ultralyte does not capture anything other than speed. At 225 they wouldn't be even able to recognise the year on the reg.Silent Running wrote: »You can't outrun the radio.
I know quite a few lads that have tut tut :pac:0 -
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That is 1 thing that makes a re-unification easier then because the "southeners" are no better.
On the whole, Northern Irish residents have greater access to bigger, faster cars at lest cost. They also are exempt from penalty points issued in the south. That works both ways to be fair. Unless your physically stopped cameras mean nothing.0 -
On the whole, Northern Irish residents have greater access to bigger, faster cars at lest cost. They also are exempt from penalty points issued in the south. That works both ways to be fair. Unless your physically stopped cameras mean nothing.
There is mutual recognition between the ROI and the UK with regards to penalty points and bans(since 2017). However it has some nuances, basically any points earned in Ireland are only enforceable in Ireland, so for example you could pick up 22 points (11 in each jurisdiction) and be legit to drive.
But, once a ban is given, it is enforced in both jurisdictions. So if a UK driver receives 12pts here and ends up banned, that ban will be enforced in the UK.0 -
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On the whole, Northern Irish residents have greater access to bigger, faster cars at lest cost. They also are exempt from penalty points issued in the south. That works both ways to be fair. Unless your physically stopped cameras mean nothing.
There was a reason i wasnt to happy to trade in my Dutch license for an irish one. I would have been immune for penalty points on the entire island.
Downside is you get stuffed with insurances quotes that look that they were based on at least 6 pen points.0 -
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If you like your insurance disc printed on A3, let me know....
I suppose he could cut it down to size
On July 1, 1986 the Irish Government passed legislation requiring that owners of cars and other types of motor vehicles display proof that the vehicle is insured. This proof of insurance is to be attached to the front windscreen and measuring between 85 mm and 95 mm across and between 70 mm and 80 mm in height. The Insurance Disc will be white paper with a green band extending along the left hand side measuring between 8 mm and 12 mm in width. The insurance disc must contain the following information:0 -
B/W + green marker, be grand!Well "white background, green band" is specifically mentioned in the statute so makes sense that it would need to be printed in colour
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