Lynny
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If you knew a mate was driving without insurance etc on their other half's car would you do anything about it? Shes had one crash, but some how managed to tell police that he was driving etc, we all warned her that she shouldnt be doing it as she was very lucky to get away with it that time, but may not be so lucky in future. just leave her to get on with it and its her porblem if she loses licence etc? or intervine?
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Brett
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sounds like a scummer to me
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Robin
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tell the police.
imagine if she drove into you, itd be such a mess
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Lynny
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Originally posted by robmarriott
tell the police.
imagine if she drove into you, itd be such a mess
aye when i had my crash last month, was £3k of damage to my car plus all other expenses i paid, plus medical bills.....the guy who crashed into my didnt want me to contact insurance and for brief time i thought it was because he didnt have anyone, i was terrified as i couldnt afford to pay for it all myself....
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Robin
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i think there might be a reward in it for you too, not sure on that. if not, i think you can remain anonymous
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Lynny
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but still its a mate (kind of), bit of a moral battle
[Edited on 04-05-2006 by lynny_sxi]
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Robin
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you'll be saving them in the long run IMO.
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Brett
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what's her excuse then?
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Lynny
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she doesnt see it like that though. plus i have my interview for police on tuesday in area she lives, cant imagine what it would be like if she was in crash and i had to sort it from a professional point of view....
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Lynny
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
what's her excuse then?
no excuse, she just says she cant see the point as she doesnt have spare cash....
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Tas
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shop her
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Brett
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quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
what's her excuse then?
no excuse, she just says she cant see the point as she doesnt have spare cash....
Sounds like a tosser then. Why should everyone else have to pay?
I know people who can't afford insurance so they don't drive. Simple.
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Jambo
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quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
what's her excuse then?
no excuse, she just says she cant see the point as she doesnt have spare cash....
Sounds like a tosser then. Why should everyone else have to pay?
I know people who can't afford insurance so they don't drive. Simple.
well said. you HAVE to have insurance to drive its not an option if you "dont have the spare cash" and i bet she spends money on clothes/drink/mobile phone etc etc.
Proper nob
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Lynny
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mainly alcohol yeah! i cant really afford insurance but still pay it, wouldnt consider driving without it!
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Brett
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Isn't there some rule where if her b/f has knowing lent her the car without insurance he gets fucked aswell 
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Lynny
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honestly not sure? i would have thought so
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Jambo
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quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
mainly alcohol yeah! i cant really afford insurance but still pay it, wouldnt consider driving without it!
Me also, so expensive 
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Tom
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If he has given her the3 keys he can get done, pretty easy to say she nicked them though I suppose.
I think she's a scumbag, but i would just maybe tell her how fucking stupid it is driving without insurance although I doubt she'll care if she already has that attitude.
Maybe just give her a wide berth and let her get herself into trouble, I wouldn't like the backlash and being known as a grass tbh
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JadeM
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If it was a really close friend I wouldn't ever grass on them....even if they done something really bad, if it was just some associate damn right I would - there acting like a cunt running round with no insurance!!
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Scoty B
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Get her jailed.
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CoastalCorsa
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quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
Isn't there some rule where if her b/f has knowing lent her the car without insurance he gets fucked aswell
Yehp if he got found out
basicly the police would ask him did you know this person was driving your car and did you know they had no insurance if she gets stopped and she is on her own then the car will get recovered by the police.
any passenger in the vehicle may also be asked question relating to her not been insured
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Lynny
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she used to be good friend, but since shes got in this new relationship hasnt bothered with us anymore....was her brothers missus who has suggested telling police...
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Tom
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Have you ever driven without insurance?
I have a few times just having a go of a mates car round new brighton where there's been no pedestrians etc, wonder if you'd get fucked still
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CoastalCorsa
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if ya want you can u2u me her name the registration of the vehicle which she drives and any possible route she may take frequently school run or place of work
i could put a note on the pnc system an if the vehicle is seen it can be stopped for a routine check
would be 2 weeks before i return to work or you can ring your local station an tell them you want to remain annonymous but before you ring dial 141 first
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CoastalCorsa
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quote:
Originally posted by Tom
Have you ever driven without insurance?
I have a few times just having a go of a mates car round new brighton where there's been no pedestrians etc, wonder if you'd get fucked still
driving any vehicle on a public highway is an offence pedestrians are not the only thing that could be involved in RTA`s what about your life
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