Under the new Freedom of Information Act the police now have to provide information on speeding offences on a centrally held database. The aim is to reduce the impact of speeding in urban areas and ensure prompt payment of speeding fines etc.
To check whether your vehicle has been registered as having caused a motoring offence follow the link below or paste into your browser.
You will need a password and username which is obtainable by clicking on the 'need a log in?' The simply enter your registration plate for a list of offences.
www.e-database.co.uk
If an offence is recorded, you can check the photograph
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PS -- it sets a cookie.
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Mr Badger,
may I be the first to say "I hate you"
:-)
I have seen it before though...quite possibly on here.
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Adam
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I have seen it before though...quite possibly on here.
Yep. Been posted before.
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Yep. Been posted before.
Sorry -- still the new boy.
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>> Yep. Been posted before. Sorry -- still the new boy.
Wasn't complaining; just confirming Adski's observation.
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This is superb..... frightened the life out of me..............what was I doing in cleveland I thought?
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You as well? There must have been a hell of a tailback.
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How on earth did they get my photo??
H
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When I saw that, it actually managed to give a date and location where I had been first time... I nearly dropped dead from shock.
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Thanks guys. Nicole now wants to know why I was 300 miles away in cleveland (and with who!)
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I assume we all had a laugh..Strange I was asked how I could be at home.Yet not got a speeding fine.I was one that admitted I did once speed.thats another question..Have to say I will mention it.in the speeding thread
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Steve
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