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Lupogti
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11th Jul 07 at 21:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
What insurance companies are ok to go with after a driving ban? Looking to insure a Smart Brabus Roadster, 21, 1years NCB, no claims or points.
Nick-S
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no points but a ban
Lupogti
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11th Jul 07 at 21:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
DR10 no points
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Kerching tbh.
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quote:
Originally posted by Lupogti
DR10 no points
whats that for
Lupogti
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quote:
Originally posted by Marc
Kerching tbh.


Yup There insurance group 14
ed
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The AA and Churchill are pretty reasonable
Lupogti
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quote:
Originally posted by ed
The AA and Churchill are pretty reasonable
Dave A
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quote:
Originally posted by GSi_16v
quote:
Originally posted by Lupogti
DR10 no points
whats that for



driving while under the influence of drink or drugs. shouldnt be allowed to drive again tbh. idiot.
Lupogti
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quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
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Originally posted by GSi_16v
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Originally posted by Lupogti
DR10 no points
whats that for



driving while under the influence of drink or drugs. shouldnt be allowed to drive again tbh. idiot.


And that answered my question in what way....shudnt be allowd on general forums again tbh. idiot.

I drove to work the following morning and was barely over the legal limit, 39mg, i know people that have been let off for the same.
Dave A
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I wasnt answering your question, I was answering Gsi_16v

and it doesnt matter wether it was the next day, the same night or how far over the limit you were, its idiots like you that cause accidents, ruin lives and increase everyone elses insurance premiums.

go buy a pushbike.
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11th Jul 07 at 22:03   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
TBH Dave, everyone has got up the morning after and driven.
Ben G
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tbh dave many people without a single mg of alcohol in their systems manage to have plenty of accidents every day.

even the prick that hit me
paul.mitchell1984
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and any body who says they havnt are bulls&*^^&ng basically, and when you do the course that your offerde whilst banned its a real eye opener if you drink heavily on say a friday night you could still in effect be over on sunday morning let alone saterday..

il have a look for the list i got though and u2u them if i can find them, flux are a company that take this into consideration as are a fair few others

[Edited on 11-07-2007 by paul.mitchell1984]
Lupogti
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11th Jul 07 at 22:07   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
I wasnt answering your question, I was answering Gsi_16v

and it doesnt matter wether it was the next day, the same night or how far over the limit you were, its idiots like you that cause accidents, ruin lives and increase everyone elses insurance premiums.

go buy a pushbike.


Haha but its not Gsi_16Vs post is it?

And accidents are nothing to do with 17-20yr olds, elderly, under confident drivers, speeding....
Dave A
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11th Jul 07 at 22:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
but people that do ignore the law and drive drunk have no consideration for other, innocent road users are far more likley to cause an accident.

[Edited on 11-07-2007 by Dave A]
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Yes Dave, I'm sure he blatently ignored the law, there's no way he thought he would be ok in the morning, like most people assume. Everyone is a compulsive law breaker.
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alot of people though dave dont realise how minimal the limit is or even the fact there still over, what is the legal limit dave? in pints glasses bottles etc
Dave A
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cant measure it in any way exept: if you drink, dont drive.

simple as that yet some people are too thick to understand such a simple rule.
grogan
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dave's got a point like, should of taken the bus if there was a chance u were still drunk
Tommy L
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i sense a high horse
paul.mitchell1984
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haha more like a stallion (spelling),
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quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
cant measure it in any way exept: if you drink, dont drive.

simple as that yet some people are too thick to understand such a simple rule.


So you've NEVER had a drink or 3 one night and driven home the next day, assuming you were now under the limit?
Lupogti
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quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
cant measure it in any way exept: if you drink, dont drive.

simple as that yet some people are too thick to understand such a simple rule.


I appreciate the point your trying to make, but it wasnt even early the following morning, its was like 11 o clock, after having breakfast and early dinner i genuinely didnt believe i was over, hence being barely over. Dont tar everybody with the same brush or turn a simple insurance question into a huge debate that is none of your business tbf.

[Edited on 11-07-2007 by Lupogti]
Dave A
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no rob, I never drive the day after drinking. my licence, life and other peoples safety is far more important than my ignorance.

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