Can I appeal against a speeding fine as the camera was obscured by roadside foliage?
            
            
                I have recently received an NIP from a mobile speed camera. The camera 'warning' signs on the approach to the camera van were obscured by foliage. Do I have a defence to the ticket?
            
            Asked on 13 June 2010 by snowy2671
                    Answered by 
                            Honest John
                    
                
                        None whatsover. 
                    
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