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Speed Awareness Workshop - ever been??
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Who has been caught on a speed camera and instead of taking the points,has gone to the Speed Awareness Workshop??
What is it like and do they show you horrible gory pictures of accidents??
What is it like and do they show you horrible gory pictures of accidents??
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I went on it Pink, wasn't gory at all, bit sad at the end when they showed a family talking about the loss of a loved one, but other than that no problem at all, you didn't have to speak unless you wanted to, and there was some bright spark on mine who wanted to talk ALL the time, hand up for every question type, a huge cross section of people too, ranging from an 18 year old to a lady that was 72 :o)
Well I haven't been flashed by a camera since lol, I did buy a Road Angel after the 2nd time of getting caught in the same place though so maybe that's why :o)....quite honestly and yes I know I shouldn't have been over the speed limit, but, if you get offered a course, do it, the removal of 3 points rather than the addition of 3 has to be an incentive, and seriously it wasn't a chore. I sound like a naughty speed merchant now don't I, but I was doing 32 in a 30 and 33 in a 30 honest M'Lud!
Do wonder sometimes. I hate speeding - I'm usually a pedestrian, and hate car drivers for their horrible selfishness, but how come footballers can get caught doing 112 in their Lexus and nothing happens to them, but someone gets done doing 32 mph in a thirty zone and they get loads of points?
In anticipation of being asked to define 'horrible selfishness' I would say -
not obeying highway code when if a pedestrian has started to cross a road before a car turns into it, the car needs to wait for the pedestrian... parking on pavements, jumping traffic lights at ped crossings, not stopping at zebra crossings.. list goes on really but I swear it's a dangerous game walking in urban places.
In anticipation of being asked to define 'horrible selfishness' I would say -
not obeying highway code when if a pedestrian has started to cross a road before a car turns into it, the car needs to wait for the pedestrian... parking on pavements, jumping traffic lights at ped crossings, not stopping at zebra crossings.. list goes on really but I swear it's a dangerous game walking in urban places.
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