When shall I tell my insurance.

[ruff'n'smov]

So going to get 3 points and a fine for a ST06 I think, obviously not going to tell insurance Co. Yet but when would you tell them ?

Once fixed penalty has come through or on renewal date which is 2 months away, actually hoping that This particular force are lax in sending the notice out.

[TooMany2cvs]

ST06? You mean SP60 or TS60?
I'd tell 'em as soon as it comes through - sod's law says that you'll have a claim between then and renewal, and have an awkward conversation.

[LoonR1]

Technically straight away. Most, including me, would leave it til renewal. It's not a rating factor for this policy year as that was fixed 10 months ago barring any major changes like moving house / changing car.

[agtlaw]

What does your policy say?

[ruff'n'smov]

TooMany2cvs said:

ST06? You mean SP60 or TS60?
I'd tell 'em as soon as it comes through - sod's law says that you'll have a claim between then and renewal, and have an awkward conversation.

TS02 d'oh

[V8forweekends]

ruff'n'smov said:

TooMany2cvs said:

ST06? You mean SP60 or TS60?
I'd tell 'em as soon as it comes through - sod's law says that you'll have a claim between then and renewal, and have an awkward conversation.

TS02 d'oh

TS20 Maybe?

[TwigtheWonderkid]

ruff'n'smov said:

TooMany2cvs said:

ST06? You mean SP60 or TS60?
I'd tell 'em as soon as it comes through - sod's law says that you'll have a claim between then and renewal, and have an awkward conversation.

TS02 d'oh

Have you disclosed you dyslexia?

[silentbrown]

TwigtheWonderkid said:

Have you disclosed you dyslexia?

Maybe MS70?

https://www.gov.uk/penalty-points-endorsements/end...

[ruff'n'smov]

Hahaha.

Yes TS20 . Final answer.

[BertBert]

agtlaw said:

What does your policy say?

That would seem to be a slightly more reliable way of telling than asking the PH massive.
Bert

[Jimmyarm]

In most instances there is no requirement to disclose convictions that occur during the insurance contract period, you must however disclose them at renewal or if asked (it is a material fact).

Your policy may specifiy differently.

[BlueMeganeII]

Ts20 - I thought that was a fine only.

[TwigtheWonderkid]

BlueMeganeII said:

Ts20 - I thought that was a fine only.

If that's the case, why's it called a TS20? It wouldn't have a conviction code if it weren't an endorsable offence.

[Al U]

https://www.gov.uk/penalty-points-endorsements/end...

Fixed three points for that. I'm guessing you overtook someone on double white lines?

[LoonR1]

He probably looked at this duff Wiki page

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UK_driving_...

[STW2010]

TwigtheWonderkid said:

ruff'n'smov said:

TooMany2cvs said:

ST06? You mean SP60 or TS60?
I'd tell 'em as soon as it comes through - sod's law says that you'll have a claim between then and renewal, and have an awkward conversation.

TS02 d'oh

Have you disclosed you dyslexia?

Have you?

[TwigtheWonderkid]

STW2010 said:

TwigtheWonderkid said:

ruff'n'smov said:

TooMany2cvs said:

ST06? You mean SP60 or TS60?
I'd tell 'em as soon as it comes through - sod's law says that you'll have a claim between then and renewal, and have an awkward conversation.

TS02 d'oh

Have you disclosed you dyslexia?

Have you?

On.

[guindilias]

I was done for drink driving, and the court date was a month away - rang my insurance (Admiral) and they said that even once I was convicted, I didn't have to tell them until renewal time. Needless to say, I wasn't renewing...

[Aretnap]

TwigtheWonderkid said:

BlueMeganeII said:

Ts20 - I thought that was a fine only.

If that's the case, why's it called a TS20? It wouldn't have a conviction code if it weren't an endorsable offence.

Failure to comply with a traffic sign can be a fine and points or a fine only, depending on which sign it was. Obviously only the endorseable version has an endorsement code.

[zetec]

DD90 Furious driving

What is 'Furious driving'?!