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And they had my car listed with the wrong reg number !!!!!!!!
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Yes some of the ideas quoted ie named drivers bitare good , but until the fine for driving uninsured (and no MOT / unroadworthy etc) is actually a detterant, and not 1/2 or 3/4 less than the actual cost of annual insurance, its honestly a waste of time and resources.
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Does this have any affect on named drivers?
Both my wife and I have FC insurance and are named drivers on each other's policies..... Does this affect the use of the other person's car? I'll be calling the brokers on Monday (countryside-town, not open at weekend!!:D) Dan :) |
Originally Posted by fatherpierre
They may have to, but don't as yet.
I've stopped several people who have come back as uninsured who have full cover and the follow up I did revealed that their insurers don't subscribe to the database. 2 days ago was my last check........
Originally Posted by The Law:
What is the Motor Insurers’ Database? The 4th EU Motor Insurance Directive came into effect on 20th January 2003. Each EU member country has to establish a centralised method of identifying who insures a vehicle from its registration number. In the UK, this data is being collected via the insurance industry onto the Motor Insurers’ Database (MID). Do I need to notify you of any vehicles I get? To comply with the law, you must notify us of any vehicle in your custody or control which are taxed and on the public highway for longer than 14 days. Should you have a vehicle for less than 14 days, you need not notify us. If you are at all doubtful as to whether you should notify us, you should notify us. Simon |
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