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What has happened is that you claim has been handed to a claims management firm who (like many these days) are owned by the insurance company but... see more
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But look at the uproar against activating the speed limiters already installed in newer vehicles in the UK. Cries of "personal freedom"; "I'll... see more
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@Beelzebub Reading the article it seems that some of the other 900 cars crushed were un roadworthy, this one just had a problem with the driver who... see more
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I took my car in for an MOT last Wednesday. Coincidentally, a friend took his non-compliant in at the same time. He came round yesterday with his... see more
- Today 15:35
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A bit off-topic, but I have a couple of friends who have changed their commutes to avoid the ULEZ cameras, they avoid the main roads and use... see more
- Today 15:28
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I took out a life insurance policy in the early70s, when a guy used to come round every month to pick up payments. After about 18 months, he retired.... see more
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It was the unroadworthy bit that got me too. As an aside, when people talk about dangerous speeds, they should look to their governments to sort... see more
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We are all supposed to feel good about inflation! Governments look for 2% inflation, one of the justifications is supposed to be, it makes borrowing... see more
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Thank you for all the reply so far. I have a follow up question. I have passed forms to my insurer who told me they will instruct their legal... see more
- Today 14:12
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Hi @olduser, thank you for the reply. I have been also advised by my insurer that i should not reply to those forms as the insurer will instruct... see more
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That's a very impressive speed for a vehicle which had to be crushed because it was "unroadworthy or defective. see more
- Yesterday 17:11
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@Rolebama Australia is draconian. Maybe we should all follow their example for repeat offenders who can't be trusted with a deadly weapon.... see more
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Brake checking reached epidemic proportions here, but it did encourage many drivers to get dashcams. Without video evidence it would be word against... see more
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Some years ago there was a newspaper article about how many points various characters had on their licences without being banned. It was alleged that... see more
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Postage stamps have gone up in price a ridiculous amount. From what I remember, in my youth, a postage stamp was 3d. Today they have gone up 132... see more
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Yes, but that particular guideline refers you to section 36 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988, which sets out which decisions are mandatory. see more
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They are sentencing guidelines. Most courts make their own decisions within the parameters of those guidelines. see more
- Yesterday 11:22
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An extended test is mandatory for those convicted of dangerous driving. For other offences, a re-test is at the courts discretion. For offences... see more
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Has no bearing what so ever. The courts do not consult the DVLA, they leave it for the offender to book their extended test and take their chances... see more
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This might be overoptimistic considering the bureaucracy involved, but would they take into account whether the person (or society) would benefit... see more
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I have lost count over the years of the number of people I have booked who have ended up having to retake their driving test. However, there is no... see more
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Hi everyone, To be clear I donβt have any current points and have been driving for 16 years. However, one thing I have always wondered. ... see more
- 20-01-25 20:25
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Of course I have paid for postage and have used stamps, but I can't think of an occasion where I have bought them. I've just googled the cost of... see more
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βββββββThat's gone too. They're self-adhesive. see more
- 20-01-25 12:40
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I've only ever sent a fax once. I was working in an admin job, around 2006-2008, so emails were an established standard practise. But for reasons... see more
- 20-01-25 12:35
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Only things I didn't do was to own, or listen to, a Walkman or send a fax. As for some of the other comments I remember black Austin Westminster... see more
- 20-01-25 12:21
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Hello, It sounds like you might have a wheel bearing issue. Wheel bearings can make a scraping or grinding noise, especially when driving forward1.... see more
- 20-01-25 12:04
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Did the TV have valves, they contributed to heating the house. see more
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