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Originally Posted by BenMcr
Although I do think this is a bit of lawyer hawking, this bit is the relevent section of the BBC article
So the argument is that it's irrelevent whether they've been approved now with the same font, when the penalties were issued they weren't approved, so were technically unenforceable
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And as the Daily Mail reported back in December http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ing-signs.html
They wouldn't have done that if it wasn't an issue |
The only issue was paperwork so i doubt very much there will be any back dated quashing of convictions or refunding fines/increased insurance premiums etc.At the end of the day those cameras on managed motorways are only active when a reduced speed is in force due an accident or congestion so anyone appealing for speeding in those conditions needs their car confiscating