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Hey Analyst, you might be interested in this: http://www.delonixradar.com.au/blog/speed-cameras/sa/onus-on-police/

In order to have your licence suspended, it has to be proven that you received the initial suspension notice, and you have to hand your licence in. And I know this is the case in SA because a family member SHOULD have had her licence suspended but she has not received the suspension notice 8...

I am curious to know what you were going to contest if you admit to going faster than 140 kmh?

Yep, well, women have to come through as Adult recruits back in the old days. Hmm, there were three of us women and 18 men on the course, hundreds (well, seemed like it:o) of 17-18 year old cadets, and all male instructors except for two women. Ah.......:p Operations was certainly a command...

Yup. I remember him. Hell Steve, do you realise how OLD that makes me sound. Fiancee's Grandfather. Sheesh. Was he head of Crime Command?

Hmm, ok, lets say I saw through 3 Police Commissioners (one when I was in training) starting with Salisbury, then Laurie Draper, then David Hunt.

Dude, what is a demerit point? :D (Oh hell, that will really confuse things now!:p)

Ok, let's try this again. You cannot legally overtake them if they were doing the speed limit, because then that means you had to speed above the speed limit to do so. Oh, I get it, you weren't confused, you just dont know. Yep, got it. Did you actually read the post I made where I...

Maybe you are just reading those who tell you what you want to hear. In your first post, you said you were not aware you were speeding. What does that mean exactly? That the speed you were clocked at was correct, but the speed limit on that part of the road was 100? Or are you saying that you...

Um, I used to be a cop, and I know how surprised people are when they are caught speeding........;)

The thing is, if you dont know if you were speeding, then how can you argue to Court that you weren't! The distance it took to pull you over is simply irrelevant here!

There is no rule that says Police have to stop you within a certain distance of the offence. As soon as practicable would be the rule and that can be easily argued They could argue it was unsafe to do so. I don't really think you have much chance of getting off but that is one heck of a fine...