points how long on licence
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rich 36

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13,739 posts

295 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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Hi, Mrs Rich' got caught 42/30MPH in November last year, 3 points, and £60, how long will points remain on licence, and does it ever differ, in view of a persons speed when caught
Ta
Mate was 90+, in a 40, and yet retained licence year before?

Streetcop

5,907 posts

267 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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Declarable for 3 years..

Physically on the licence for 4 years..

rich 36

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13,739 posts

295 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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O'h well, she phoned the insurers, as next door, had a disagreement with their company on a similar note, when it came to a claim that is.
Our insurers said 'no problem', first offence, thats ok

JonRB

80,047 posts

301 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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Streetcop said:
Declarable for 3 years..

Physically on the licence for 4 years..
Yep. That's the one.

After 3 years they no longer count towards being banned under 'totting up' and after 4 years you can have them removed from your licence.

However, bear in mind that most insurance companies ask if you have had any endorsements or convictions in the past 5 years.

iansull

1,940 posts

275 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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JonRB said:



However, bear in mind that most insurance companies ask if you have had any endorsements or convictions in the past 5 years.



Why is that?

rich 36

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13,739 posts

295 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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Yea'h thats right, and being the smug git i am, i can say hand-on-licence, no m'lud

kevinday

13,833 posts

309 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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rich 36 said:
O'h well, she phoned the insurers, as next door, had a disagreement with their company on a similar note, when it came to a claim that is.
Our insurers said 'no problem', first offence, thats ok


Make sure you keep a note of the day and time, plus who she spoke to, otherwise they may claim you did not tell them in the event of a possible claim.

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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iansull said:

JonRB said:



However, bear in mind that most insurance companies ask if you have had any endorsements or convictions in the past 5 years.




Why is that?


Because they can. I got some points in July 02. So I won't bother to get my licence "cleaned" until the five years are up because I'd NEVER remember when it happened (and you need the exact date!).