Proposed Clampdown on Insurance Evaders
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Proposed Clampdown on Insurance Evaders
Sounds good in principle but smacks of more "Big Brother is watching you" legislation.
Link here (hopefully)
http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/group...ty_033114.hcsp
If it doesn't work just go to dft website and click on "What's new".
Link here (hopefully)
http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/group...ty_033114.hcsp
If it doesn't work just go to dft website and click on "What's new".
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Still no sign of the Europe wide "insurance disc" though, which would enable ANYONE to see at a galnce and grass up those without............infact I'd spend some of my time walking round our town writing down numbers
Why don't they offer £5 to anyone who finds one? Then fine them £105, with 35 to the finder and £100 to the treasury.
Alcazar
Why don't they offer £5 to anyone who finds one? Then fine them £105, with 35 to the finder and £100 to the treasury.
Alcazar
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Agree with you on the insurance disc alcazar but the fine needs to be a lot more than £105, don't know about anyone else but my motor insurance costs far in excess of £105 so risking it and having none would prob still be worthwhile to some of the tw@ts who currently don't bother! Bigger fine would also allow bigger reward for reporting them!
Quite regularly read in local press of uninsured drivers who have been caught or crashed into someone being fined £150 and getting three points while the properly insured person looses their no claims bonus etc....
Just my 2p worth!!
Quite regularly read in local press of uninsured drivers who have been caught or crashed into someone being fined £150 and getting three points while the properly insured person looses their no claims bonus etc....
Just my 2p worth!!
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Originally Posted by KGB
Agree with you on the insurance disc alcazar but the fine needs to be a lot more than £105, !
Bring back hanging
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Originally Posted by Group Captain Smudger
Sounds good in principle but smacks of more "Big Brother is watching you" legislation.
Link here (hopefully)
http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/group...ty_033114.hcsp
If it doesn't work just go to dft website and click on "What's new".
Link here (hopefully)
http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/group...ty_033114.hcsp
If it doesn't work just go to dft website and click on "What's new".
JohnD
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What a load of carp! So if you're restoring an older vehicle and the engines out, the bodyshell is being resprayed and the suspension is at the powder coaters then you have to insure it 3rd party? Rubbish.
Once again, the only people that will suffer are those that are law abiding. Genuinely forget to reinsure? You'll get a fine. Car off the road? Loads of red tape to go through. Intent on driving without insurance? Register your car to a bogus address and away you go!
Once again, the only people that will suffer are those that are law abiding. Genuinely forget to reinsure? You'll get a fine. Car off the road? Loads of red tape to go through. Intent on driving without insurance? Register your car to a bogus address and away you go!
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Originally Posted by NotoriousREV
.... So if you're restoring an older vehicle and the engines out, the bodyshell is being resprayed and the suspension is at the powder coaters then you have to insure it 3rd party? .....
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Originally Posted by stevem2k
If you read the document, having a SORN makes it exempt.
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I stand by my previous comments. It will only catch out law abiding people, it won't target those intent on driving without insurance.
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Originally Posted by JohnD
What happens if you keep your car off the road for some reason and do not need to insure it? More forms and red tape?
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Insurance disks are a good idea, but why can't the government scrap tax disks, they tax fuel heavily enough
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