traffic police

7 Sep 2009

Quote by splendid_
Check your flippin' fone... I sent a piccy from wetherby and Tamworth

PMSL!!! I think some random may have gotten my pics then 'cos my phone ain't gone off all weekend. :cry:

7 Sep 2009

I suggested a name in the "What has made you happy today thread":
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/swingers-forum/viewpost/3028048.html#3028048
I think it would suit lol

As for the piccy of Tamworth as I'm from there originally I'm surprised there was anything nice to take a picture of (except the castle and the main church) :shock:
:lol:

8 Sep 2009

Quote by Dlep
I suggested a name in the "What has made you happy today thread":
http://www.swingingheaven.co.uk/swingers-forum/viewpost/3028048.html#3028048
I think it would suit
As for the piccy of Tamworth as I'm from there originally I'm surprised there was anything nice to take a picture of (except the castle and the main church) :shock:
:lol:

Her name is chosen....
I didn't reply or ask questions to the original post as I am a bit out of my depth when faced with geeks. :lol:

8 Sep 2009

Quote by Witchy
Actually, I have a solution.
You move to a sensible part of the country- from where you can borrow our bike trailer!
Seriously- do you know anyone with a van? Bike trailer? (Apart from us )

did someone ask for a van ?????
white van man at your service ..
Travlinmanukok .......theres a hint ?

8 Sep 2009

Quote by splendid_
I am a bit out of my depth when faced with geeks.

Step this way Miss Splendid, i'll look after you :rascal:

8 Sep 2009

I would call your local police station and ask them for advice on how to go about it as this must happen all the time

8 Sep 2009

Quote by sexoholics
Also lack of a road fund licence does not give an insurer adequate reasons to void a policy, unless the reason that the tax had not been renewed is because the vehicle didn't have a valid test cert and/or was unroadworthy.

Insurers will not shirk their responsibility to pay out 3rd party damages but will not pay out for any damage to or loss due to theft of the policy holders vehicle if the vehicle has no RFL

8 Sep 2009

Quote by Steve

Also lack of a road fund licence does not give an insurer adequate reasons to void a policy, unless the reason that the tax had not been renewed is because the vehicle didn't have a valid test cert and/or was unroadworthy.

Insurers will not shirk their responsibility to pay out 3rd party damages but will not pay out for any damage to or loss due to theft of the policy holders vehicle if the vehicle has no RFL
Was only passing on info from the dvla
although it is interesting to note that its legal to drive a car on the highway without an MOT or RFL to a pre booked MOT test station as long as it has valid insurance, on the same token, how can you do either if insurance is invalid if you have neither?? makes you wonder.
although, funny you should say that though as our insurance paid out for our own car when it was on sorn, having said that, it was parked in our driveway at the time and was hit by a fallen tree in high winds, however it had no road fund licence nonetheless, but i'm sure if it was on the highway they'd have tried every tick in the book to save themselves from paying out..