Just been pulled for no insurance!!!
15 February 2012, 03:42 PM
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Just been pulled for no insurance!!!
Just had a traffic car pull me for no insurance?
Only just taken out a new policy on it on the 4th Feb, So gave him the details and just so happened to have Moleys phone number in my moblie, So i gave him my phone and told him to ring Keith Michaels, Not sure if he spoke to you (Gary) direct but came back and said, Er they seem to have got the last 2 digits transposed 39 instead of 93, So after a 10 min conversation about the car, Which i think he was more interested in, He sent me on my way,
I know its a genuine mistake on the insurance part and not bothered in the slightest as i think the copper just wanted to have a chat and look at the motor, Hopefully its all sorted and my new document is on its way
Ps, Moley, The clue is in the username
Only just taken out a new policy on it on the 4th Feb, So gave him the details and just so happened to have Moleys phone number in my moblie, So i gave him my phone and told him to ring Keith Michaels, Not sure if he spoke to you (Gary) direct but came back and said, Er they seem to have got the last 2 digits transposed 39 instead of 93, So after a 10 min conversation about the car, Which i think he was more interested in, He sent me on my way,
I know its a genuine mistake on the insurance part and not bothered in the slightest as i think the copper just wanted to have a chat and look at the motor, Hopefully its all sorted and my new document is on its way
Ps, Moley, The clue is in the username
15 February 2012, 03:52 PM
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i may be in the minority here but im glad the police check cars insurance,tax and mot via anpr and confiscate the cars off the scumbags without any!
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
15 February 2012, 04:07 PM
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i may be in the minority here but im glad the police check cars insurance,tax and mot via anpr and confiscate the cars off the scumbags without any!
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
15 February 2012, 04:07 PM
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i may be in the minority here but im glad the police check cars insurance,tax and mot via anpr and confiscate the cars off the scumbags without any!
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
15 February 2012, 04:13 PM
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i may be in the minority here but im glad the police check cars insurance,tax and mot via anpr and confiscate the cars off the scumbags without any!
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
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15 February 2012, 04:31 PM
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i may be in the minority here but im glad the police check cars insurance,tax and mot via anpr and confiscate the cars off the scumbags without any!
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
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problem is if the ins does make a mistake the plod can and will seize your car for no ins, appearently there's no appeal, no compo, if the computer doesn't show your up to date details you'll loose your car..
These days of computer data bases are all well and good but the police treat the anpr as gospel and unless you can prove your ins status by either a paper certificate or can speak to your insurer / broker and convince plod you are insured you could be walking home.
These days of computer data bases are all well and good but the police treat the anpr as gospel and unless you can prove your ins status by either a paper certificate or can speak to your insurer / broker and convince plod you are insured you could be walking home.
15 February 2012, 04:49 PM
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i may be in the minority here but im glad the police check cars insurance,tax and mot via anpr and confiscate the cars off the scumbags without any!
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
15 February 2012, 05:25 PM
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He was quite suprised that i had my license on me and knew my insurance details, Ive nothing to hide,(Apart from the playback on my defis when i was testing them, lol)
I have no problem the guy was pleasant enough and they are doing what they get paid to do, Its like having your own private secretary making sure all the paperwork is in order
I have no problem the guy was pleasant enough and they are doing what they get paid to do, Its like having your own private secretary making sure all the paperwork is in order
Granted, Trafpol don't lol
15 February 2012, 07:46 PM
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i may be in the minority here but im glad the police check cars insurance,tax and mot via anpr and confiscate the cars off the scumbags without any!
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
if it was a genuine mistake by the police and resolved politely by them as has happened here then i wouldnt mind if it was me.
But the police man did say he could quite happily have seized my vehicle there and then, it was only because I passed the attitude test and everything else checked out he let me go.
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