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Q A couple of weeks ago was travelling on a single
2nd November 1989, Page 49
2nd November 1989
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carriage road (unrestricted) at exactly 40mph, when a police car overtook me and made signs for me to speed up as, obviously, there was a massive queue behind me. Basically, the police were urging me to break the law. Is this right?
DM, Shirley Al have had this very situation brought out at a Public Inquiry which concerned the Thanet Way. Having talked, to senior officers I have to agree that the police officers' action is justifiable if he thinks he is averting a potential danger.
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