<!--quoteo(post=167328:date=Wed 23rd Jun 2010, 01:51 PM:name=erny)-->QUOTE(erny @ Wed 23rd Jun 2010, 01:51 PM)
<{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->if you have your GPS enabled device switched on, then all the data is logged .
This app from MCN simply makes it easier to read.
So, any incriminating evidence will always be there. Have there been any prosecutions where the dibble have used it in evidence?
Have they/would they ask to see your GPS device when they pull you?
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Verdict... makings of an urban legend through fear of the dibble.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
would they know that you were using one? They can ask but you can legitimately refuse. I know that special dispensation is made in the instance of tachographs though, although you have to have been under caution (right to remain silent etc.) for this to be admissible. Tacho's are slightly different in as much as they have to be calibrated and inspected by the DoT and therefore can be considered accurate enough to be used in court - there is nothing to prove that the app on your phone is giving an accurate reading
