LY64 HYF
2018-07-19 10:13:01
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LY53 NFV
Jfc Cash2017-08-29 10:36:26
Can tell name road where car is so get Dvla. Move it as not police matter
Can tell name road where car is so get Dvla. Move it as not police matter
LY53 NFV
G2017-08-27 19:39:03
You guys are aware that auto-folding mirrors are a thing? OP might be parked, which he should be if using the phone for photos. Am I the only one with a brain cell in here?!
You guys are aware that auto-folding mirrors are a thing? OP might be parked, which he should be if using the phone for photos. Am I the only one with a brain cell in here?!
LY63 BHJ
2017-08-14 14:39:25
“Mobility” vehicles, if you don’t want to work you can get one for free...
“Mobility” vehicles, if you don’t want to work you can get one for free...
LY05 JWX
SBSRG2017-06-17 08:56:56
Further to my video, “ah stop” was just talking to my passenger about the Fiesta driving slowly on the main section of the motorway, but as there is not major offence here I didn’t feel the need to post and wish I had muted the video as it make me cringe! Best wishes all
Further to my video, “ah stop” was just talking to my passenger about the Fiesta driving slowly on the main section of the motorway, but as there is not major offence here I didn’t feel the need to post and wish I had muted the video as it make me cringe! Best wishes all
LY07 PSU
Anon2017-05-16 21:38:50
The police are actively encouraging drivers to submit their footage. “Whenever a member of the public witnesses or records a video of an offence, we would encourage that person to bring the evidence forward to police to investigate. With motoring offences, videos filmed from dashboard-mounted cameras are admissible as evidence, assuming that the quality is good and the evidence can be corroborated,” says Chief Constable Giles York of the National Police Chiefs’ Council.
https://www.driving.co.uk/news/nicked-by-dashcam-the-in-car-cameras-turning-drivers-into-cops/
The police are actively encouraging drivers to submit their footage. “Whenever a member of the public witnesses or records a video of an offence, we would encourage that person to bring the evidence forward to police to investigate. With motoring offences, videos filmed from dashboard-mounted cameras are admissible as evidence, assuming that the quality is good and the evidence can be corroborated,” says Chief Constable Giles York of the National Police Chiefs’ Council.
https://www.driving.co.uk/news/nicked-by-dashcam-the-in-car-cameras-turning-drivers-into-cops/