plot said:
On another note, if you ever get a ticket in the rain becuase of the radar reading, contest it. Your car has the same 'digital ID' or something weird like that as rain does... so, they can't get an accurate reading on you.
It might work in the USA, but not in the UK.
There was a famous case a few years back with a truck driver, trucks in the UK have a government calibrated and sealed recorder on board (called a tachograph), which records who many hours the driver has been driving, and it's speeds.
A trucker was prosecuted on radar gun evidence, despite the fact that his tachograph proved he hadn't been speeding, and that he provided certification that his tachograph was accurate.
The police called in an 'expert witness', who strangely enough was on the payroll of the company manufacturing the radar guns, he convinced the court that the radar gun was perfectly accurate and the trucker was convicted!.