I will be grateful if people don't pile on. I am not contesting this ticket. I want to learn to not get one again.
I got a ticket for speeding last weekend, Sunday 11am. The stretch of road is about 1km long, goes from 50mph zone to 30mph. I know it fairly well, I remember thinking how few cars or people were around. Felt especially empty.
The letter says I was doing 41mph in a 30 zone with "manned restrictions", which puzzles me. I feel sure there were no roadside workers, no roadworks barriers. Am almost as sure there were no "speed camera signs!" warnings, too.
I walked up the road hours later and was no roadworks activity on the stretch I never drove on, ether.
Is it possible that there were roadside works on the weekdays before my visit, and the restrictions were still there because they had been in the area? I just keep puzzling why does the letter say "manned restrictions".
Also this takeaway:
Cameras are there even if no signs say they are