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22 January 2011, 12:51 AM
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The amount of young drivers who tailgate is a big worry for me. I say young (I'm only 26) but mean 18-20 in the hatches. If ones up my jacksie I'll deliberately slow down until the **** behind gets the picture 
Had a few stare outs at the lights through this - usually win though as I'm in the right 
Had a few stare outs at the lights through this - usually win though as I'm in the right
22 January 2011, 10:56 AM
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The thing is the majority of my stepsons mates do drive like idiots, i'm always getting asked to look at there motors after they have slammed into kerbs etc finding bent rear trailing arms, bent steering racks and bottom arms. I tell them if you stop driving like a f@cking idiot things like this wont happen but do they listen?
24 January 2011, 06:54 PM
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. That's not with bell tho lolAs I've just turned 21 too
03 February 2011, 07:21 PM
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ive always had my own policy, when i was 18 i had an xr2i as my first car, that cost me £1800 but went down to £900 next year. a little tip ive got was to put someone on the policy like your mum/dad as a named driver,(not the main driver!!!!) they always knock £200 plus off.
03 February 2011, 07:43 PM
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£300 fine for no insurance or £2000 for insurance and we wonder why kids take a chance.
Something needs to be done,even the crash repair garages rip off the insurance companies.I needed a new windscreen was quoted £125 fitted.When i asked how much they would bill the insurance company £795
Something needs to be done,even the crash repair garages rip off the insurance companies.I needed a new windscreen was quoted £125 fitted.When i asked how much they would bill the insurance company £795
03 February 2011, 10:54 PM
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the problem is that people aren't happy just having their cars fixed. they now want paying for every bruise, ache and pain as a result of an accident.
plus these idiots that pull in front of you and slam on the brakes forcing you to run into the back of them. if that isn't bad enough they claim for brothers, cousins etc that weren't even in the car. 3 people have tried it with me, luckily each time I was able to pull round them because with no witnesses it's your word against them.
taxis drivers as well. has anyone noticed that if you have an accident with a taxis driver loads of other taxis appear from no where as witnesses, then there is the loss of earns........ don't get me started on this.
Admiral always sorted me out for cheap quotes. Only changed from them recently because of my mods.
plus these idiots that pull in front of you and slam on the brakes forcing you to run into the back of them. if that isn't bad enough they claim for brothers, cousins etc that weren't even in the car. 3 people have tried it with me, luckily each time I was able to pull round them because with no witnesses it's your word against them.
taxis drivers as well. has anyone noticed that if you have an accident with a taxis driver loads of other taxis appear from no where as witnesses, then there is the loss of earns........ don't get me started on this.
Admiral always sorted me out for cheap quotes. Only changed from them recently because of my mods.
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