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TonyMicrofoney

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:52

hi can anyone recommend insurance companys for convicted/drink drivers?

i have a DR10 and im 18 If it helps

CorsAsh

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:53

BarnshaW

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:53

back of max power

Twiggy

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:54

booooooooooooo

should not be driving!

BarnshaW

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:55

UK Motoring Conviction Codes. ... DR10 Driving or attempting to drive with alcohol above limit.

Hamish

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:56

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh

well said

deano87

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:57

quote:
Originally posted by BarnshaW
back of max power

Although that may seem like a ridiculous post (I'm not sure whether it is or not) I know Total Vauxhall always has adverts for people with circumstances such as yourself for insurance.

In fact, I've just dug out Total Vauxhall from my recycling bin.

http://www.performancedirect.co.uk/tv

http://www.needvauxhallquote.co.uk

http://www.insurancefactory.co.uk/car

http://www.quoteacar.com

CorsAsh

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:58

Picture = 1000 words.

BarnshaW

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:58

i was being serious

deano87

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23rd Sep 08 at 19:58

Twiggy

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:02

sorry to go off topic but i cant see what the problem is.....

your pissed you dont drive...
your not pissed you can drive...

simple as imo

deano87

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:03

quote:
Originally posted by Twiggy
sorry to go off topic but i cant see what the problem is.....

your pissed you dont drive...
your not pissed you can drive...

simple as imo

Don't go off topic, u2u him or something.

That isn't what's up for discussion here. He is asking about insurance companies for convicted drivers.

SAL

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:03

cunt

paul.mitchell1984

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:17

this is what the problem is with this site now, somebody asks a question some mofo just has to take it off topic and be a complete and utter tw@, he asked a question...if you dont know the answer dont type is it that hard?? this is another reason i havnt renewed my membership on here its pointless.

Anyhow

If you have or are doing the course that the courts will offer you then you will get a leaflet with loads of companies on i will try and find out for you some of them.

im assuming that with you being 18 you havnt passed for more than 2 years so will prob have to take a retest which may effect things although im not sure.

Back of magazines do often have convicted drivers ads in aswell.

barneykarl

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:33

You will just have to shop around use the internet etc, a bad age to start with ,sorry but you will get shafted cost wise where ever you get cover, learn from your mistake, as time goes by it will get better. good luck anyway.

Twiggy

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:35

as i said sorry for going off topic but what if he/she was pissed and smashed into your car or worse with kids/people in it...?

people like this piss me off .... end of!

l15ter

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:38

quote:
Originally posted by paul.mitchell1984
this is what the problem is with this site now, somebody asks a question some mofo just has to take it off topic and be a complete and utter tw@, he asked a question...if you dont know the answer dont type is it that hard?? this is another reason i havnt renewed my membership on here its pointless.

the problem is not this site..its drink drivers, what do you expect when admitting that?for people to go "i feel sorry for you" not going to happen

l15ter

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:39

well said Twiggy

LeeM

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:42

has anyone asked the guy how he got banned? i have a dr10 and i wasnt driving pissed i was driving the morning after a night out, this was due to my poor understanding of alcohol/my body. i'll bet plenty if not all the people flaming this guy have done that

paul.mitchell1984

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:44

ok so just suppose it was you, went out night before had a good night woke up feeling fine....got stopped by police as a random check and you were over the limit...would you then still tar everybody with the same brush?

or are you guna turn round and say i never drive even the day after a night out...and i dont mean gwetting in at 4am driving at 7 i mean going home at 12 and driving at 8 that kinda thing.

paul.mitchell1984

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:44

lol 2 late you got in there quicker lol, its not the site thats the issue as it doesnt issue the responces, its some of the half witts that use it...

quote - the problem is not this site..its drink drivers, what do you expect when admitting that?for people to go "i feel sorry for you" not going to happen

[Edited on 23-09-2008 by paul.mitchell1984]

LeeM

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:46

tbh its not hard to drink so much on a saturday night that you'll still have alcohol in your system in the early hours of monday. yes i have written that right.

paul.mitchell1984

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:49

yes you have...i leanrd that aswell

LeeM

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:53

on topic im insured with kwik fit and theyre dead cheap. £900 i pay for a vtr, im 21 with 0ncd and the dr10. my reading is really low though(84 in blood) and i only got 9month ban with no fine. so obviouly that will play a factor

TonyMicrofoney

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23rd Sep 08 at 20:54

quote:
Originally posted by Twiggy
as i said sorry for going off topic but what if he/she was pissed and smashed into your car or worse with kids/people in it...?

people like this piss me off .... end of!

i was not on public roads when this happend i was not even in a car!

thanks for people understanding here

thanks deano87 for those sites

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