If you know different, giving us the right info would be more helpful than that^ ^.
Well there's too much to spout on here, saying things like "Tell the officer you wish to refer to a copy of PACE and they will have to wait for another patrol car to bring them a copy" is bollocks.
As is "Get the officers to explain why they picked on you. Under the provisions of the Human Rights Act they'll need a coherent explanation - "because you have got a red car" isn't good enough any more!"
Find me a section of the HRA that says that? I would suggest the officers answer in almost every incident of being stopped for speeding will be "....because you were speeding"
"Never produce your driving licence at the road side. You only have to provide the officer with your name, address and occupation.".....also bollocks, AFAIK theres no legislation requiring anyone to provide their occupation, name address and dob are all thats required. Though, again in contrary to this website, carrying your driving licence is technically a legal requirement though rarely enforced due to the '7 days to produce defence'
Also "Ask to see the evidence and get them to explain how the equipment works and show you the markers that they used on or near the carriageway. Don't forget the patrol car's equipment will have been manually operated and there's room for human error."......Which simply won't happen Driver:'Officer, show me how that equipment works!'... Officer: 'No'.... that wont get you off a ticket in court.
Just a few bits Ive noticed, youre better off looking up legislation.gov.uk or speaking to a Road Traffic specialist solicitor.
This little bit may explain some of it 'Page updated: 5 Apr 2006'
I wouldnt rely on pepipoo
