I am HONORED to know John Eady and he is as upstanding a gentleman as you can imagine!If he felt it was a MISTAKE it was a MISTAKE; The judge went WAY overboard in this definite SLAP to his driving privileges..We in America HAVE these devices, if anything they are a REMINDER to slow down,as the ones here DETECT the presence of a speed gun, the driver slows, and accidents are PREVENTED! AS usual the courts are chiefly interested in reaching their QUOTA for the month, so they target a man like John!There is no JUSTICE here, just GREED..

Tally Haugen, Statesville, NC, United States

Michelle's argument about the speedometer is so deeply flawed to be laughable.

If we accept this as a fact then I assume she will not be looking in the rear view mirror, which is equally distracting, and she will also be campaigning for the removal of sound systems, SatNav and all the other distractions that are equally as dangerous.

Cunobelin, Portsmouth, Hampshire

Keeping the needle below the limit means spending more time looking at your needle than the road. Over anxious statistically driven police will happily fine you for a few MPH over the limit. What is better, hitting someone at a lower speed, or not hitting them at all?

Michelle Knight, Haywards Heath, West Sussex