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Old 28-04-2010, 12:57   #17
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Re: Speeding soldier let off by judge.

Unacceptable that he didn't lose his license.

Losing his license does not necessarily prejudice him doing his job, he can still drive on MoD property. Either way 143mph in a 50mph zone is totally unacceptable and dangerous, at that level of speed he's lucky to not be facing a dangerous driving / due care and attention charge

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Originally Posted by Tuftus View Post
It may not have been the punishment you are looking for however he was tried in a court of law, found guilty and punished.
Though not to standard sentencing guidelines - he was let off lightly when he should have been banned. 145% of speed limit is sufficient for a ban, he was doing 286%.

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Equivalent speed in a 70 mph limit 200.2 mph.
http://www.drivingban.co.uk/drivingb...bmit=Calculate
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