Got flashed by a camera tonight

[Sam]

Up in 'bonnie' Scotland, but there was no camera sign and no reflective face when driving towards (and setting it off), only on the rear side for traffic comming the other way. Is this legal? Im trying to look it up online but there isn't much info out there. Anyone point me in the right direction?

It was the camera on the eyemouth junction, after the bridge and I was heading south

http://www.speedcameramap.co.uk/index.php?lt=55.83831352210821&ln=-2.0935821533203125&zm=12

[clipperjay]

And you want more BHP 

[Bellend]

If it flashed in your face as you were driving towards it then don't worry. I've set off countless Gatso's facing the wrong way.

[_Adam_]

were there road markings on your side?

[justalex81]

unless it was a forward facing camera 

[topman2u]

you shouldn't have been speeding thats what i say 

[richw911]

http://www.speedcamerasuk.com/truvelo.htm 

** Edit scrap that " Truvelo system uses an infra red flash which produces no visible 'flash' to the approaching driver."

[JulesS3]

Not legal to flash you so will have been a rear facing. I go out of my way to set them off and scare people on the opposite side 

[Sam]

And you want more BHP 

No, I want more torques   

you shouldn't have been speeding thats what i say 

I know, but I dont even drive looking at the road up there anymore- just drive looking out for yellow boxes and camera signs. And in this case there was neither.

were there road markings on your side?

Yes there were the little line thingys for 'photo evidence based fines'

If it flashed in your face as you were driving towards it then don't worry. I've set off countless Gatso's facing the wrong way.

Relieved

Not legal to flash you so will have been a rear facing. I go out of my way to set them off and scare people on the opposite side 

More relieved 

[Mikester]

As above, set them off all the time. Normally if you set it off going towards it, by the time it flashes you are past it and you see the flash in the rear view.