My reason was ..... its so easy to pick up points with the biking season coming , so it's a clean license for moi.
My reason was ..... its so easy to pick up points with the biking season coming , so it's a clean license for moi.
what kind of van was it transit size or small say vauxhall combo my mate got pulled for it his brief contested it it because a lot of small vans are registered on log book as car derived van he got of with it as they come under car rules
it was a long wheel base transit semi hi top with --------- an elevating platform on top , other wise know as a a cherry picker. for the proffesional user/ abuser a MEWP.
Yep car derived vans are ok to do normal speeds but proper van have to stick to stupid limits .
Yep car derived vans are ok to do normal speeds but proper van have to stick to stupid limits .
Joined Jul 2008
1K Posts | 26+
When you enter into any insurance contract, either at inception or renewal, you have a Duty of Disclosure to fulfil garry.
If you circumstances have changed, i.e. different house, physical disability, prosecutions etc, and that change can be reasonably expected to make a difference in the premiums (costs) then you have a Duty of Disclosure to satisfy.
Original law goes back to the mid 1800's
Joined Jan 2015
552 Posts | 45+
Midlands (UK)
I'd definately do the same, in your position!
But your insurer may still ask if you've done a course and if so likely use it to cobble a few more ££ from you!
Worth noting the fee for Speed Awareness Courses vary per county & course provider... and typically range between £60 & £100! Not that you have any choice which location to choose!
But your insurer may still ask if you've done a course and if so likely use it to cobble a few more ££ from you!
Worth noting the fee for Speed Awareness Courses vary per county & course provider... and typically range between £60 & £100! Not that you have any choice which location to choose!
Just done the course , thank god its done . i can think of far better ways of wasting 4 hours of my life:lol
Joined Oct 2010
110 Posts | 7+
Leicestershire
Pmsl I wish my insurance on both my bike and car had been increased because of speeding points! I've been paying extra for the last 5 years because I was victim to a hit and run motorbike accident! All the insurance company's agree it's not fair that I get charged more for the privilege of being left for dead in the road by a hit and run but charge me anyway!
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