subarujimmy

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Just had a nip through the post.

Does anyone know how much extra this will put my insurance up by???

bluenosewrx

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Most companies do not add any now mate, depends on the offence as well. SP30 Etc.

but DO let them know.

Mac

subarujimmy

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Cheers, i was speeding on a motorway which has a temporary limit from 70 to 50. Does anyone know what code it will be?

wiley

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bad luck mate, clean licence for me

wiley

chrisdicko

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£70 extra on my insurance for me.

SteveScooby

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SP50

Butty

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SP50 didn't add anything on mine, but it might vary on insurer.
Just make sure you tell them about it.

oadamo

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hahahaha 3 more to catch up with me .
adam

Woody69

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Did you not get the option to go on a speed awareness course?

My missus got off lightly I guess?, you just have to pay the £60 fine and attend this course and you dont get the points!! She said its just half a day and all they do is drum the speed limit into you..............

I got 3 points going for a dinner run for the guys at work last year, most expensive chicken burger and chips I've bought Think they stay on for 3 years aswell, could be wrong? Dont think it will affect your insurance though!

chrisdicko

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Yeah, how long do they stay on for? And when do they run from? As in when you got caught, or when you got convicted....

Jamescsti

They are valid for 3 years in terms of totting up proccedure but stay on for 5, it varies from one insurer to another as to whether you have to declare them after 3 years

Jamescsti

Oh and I believe it's from date of conviction too, I've got 4 points and it is the date of conviction on my licence, which was 9 months after the incident happened

ditchmyster

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points stay on for 4yrs, claims and convictions have to be declaired to your insureres if within five years.

Butty

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It depends on the endorsement type. it could be from 4 to 11 years.
When endorsements and penalty points can be removed from a driving licence : Directgov - Motoring

Nick

speedking

From directgov:
Date of conviction for serious offences like dangerous driving; for speeding and less serious offences it is from date of offence.

Although points stay on for four years, they only count for totting up purposes for three years, i.e. 12 points in three years = ban.

HTH

Jamescsti

Ah I stand corrected thatnks for that, I got 4 points for driving without due care after an accident, must be from date of offence then, was not one of the more serious offences i.e not a fatal etc

phil_wrx

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3 years for totting up purposes but how the hell can insurance companys insist on 5 years doesnt seem fair

DB07P1

i got 4 points...told my insurance and they said it didnt make any difference

zs_phil

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i went on a speeding seminar course ,pretty good actually i even got a free keyring which is very nice as it actually says (must have got it wrong)"save speeding not lifes "

wierdo's

i didnt tell them though wise they would of swapped it for another one

subarujimmy

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Thanks for all the advice people. Makes me feel a bit better.

Suppose I'll just have to watch my speed more carefully in future.

Just out of interest, how do they offer the course on speed awareness? I've had the nip and am gonna reply, but havn't been offered a course. ANyone any ideas???

ditchmyster

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As has been said it the more serious stuff there interested in like dangerous,drink and careless, causing death ect,ect, which all stay on your licence longer anyway so you would have to declare them.
my reply was with regard to the op's speeding points,which he wouldn't have to declare once spent unless that is the insurance co in the spiel they read to you at point of sale includes the 5yr clause which all the ones iv'e dealt with in the last 25yrs have done. my moto with insurance is " If in doubt spit it out" which also works in lots of other situations

Cream

Years ago I got a SP30 - 5 points and fine (long story)
I was driving an Astra GTE at the time, My insurance was due the same week and I'd just had my renewal. I phoned them up expecting a massive hike in my premium. It didn't change the price 1p as it was my first offence.
I would imagine you will be in the same boat if it's your first conviction m8.


Good luck.

mwinter7

Think that is only for offences normal roads not motorways or i would have taken that option gladly if available when i got caught.