Drink driving in a work rental
Drink driving in a work rental
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Curtyyyy0115

Original Poster:

8 posts

37 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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I’ve been caught drink driving in a work van that is rented from a hire company. I was took to the station and charged and they gave me the key back for the van I was just wondering if they inform the rental company that someone was caught driving in there van whilst drunk or weather they just deal with me and don’t bother contacting anyone else.

Muzzer79

12,651 posts

210 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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AIUI, they will not inform anyone else if you are arrested/charged, assuming you haven’t damaged anything.

Are you worried about losing your job or something? You will need to inform your employer regardless…..

Lo-Fi

1,277 posts

93 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Curtyyyy0115 said:
I’ve been caught drink driving in a work van that is rented from a hire company. I was took to the station and charged and they gave me the key back for the van I was just wondering if they inform the rental company that someone was caught driving in there van whilst drunk or weather they just deal with me and don’t bother contacting anyone else.
Yeah. Alrighty then.

Macneil

1,056 posts

103 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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bks.

Curtyyyy0115

Original Poster:

8 posts

37 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Lo-Fi said:
Curtyyyy0115 said:
I’ve been caught drink driving in a work van that is rented from a hire company. I was took to the station and charged and they gave me the key back for the van I was just wondering if they inform the rental company that someone was caught driving in there van whilst drunk or weather they just deal with me and don’t bother contacting anyone else.
Yeah. Alrighty then.
What you mean yeah alrighty then ?

Curtyyyy0115

Original Poster:

8 posts

37 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Macneil said:
bks.
You don’t believe me ?

Curtyyyy0115

Original Poster:

8 posts

37 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Muzzer79 said:
AIUI, they will not inform anyone else if you are arrested/charged, assuming you haven’t damaged anything.

Are you worried about losing your job or something? You will need to inform your employer regardless…..
Hi yes I’m my employer finds out I will loose my job but I do not need to tell my employer as I’m in a van with 3 others so one of them will have to now have the work van and pick me up until my ban is spent my work won’t be bothered if I’m banned they’ll deffo sack me if they no that I was banned driving there van though!!

Caddyshack

13,790 posts

229 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Can I ask why you did it? Why not just get a taxi home?

I don’t mean this as a judgemental argument - I don’t get why someone would drink and drive.

Mikebentley

8,253 posts

163 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Drink driving = Zero sympathy.

Curtyyyy0115

Original Poster:

8 posts

37 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Caddyshack said:
Can I ask why you did it? Why not just get a taxi home?

I don’t mean this as a judgemental argument - I don’t get why someone would drink and drive.
Well I was drink driving in the eyes of the law but it was just a finished work on a Friday nipped pub with the work lads had 3 pints dropped them all off felt fine then got pulled over and failed I can honestly say I will never do it again very disappointed with mysellf

Curtyyyy0115

Original Poster:

8 posts

37 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Mikebentley said:
Drink driving = Zero sympathy.
Grow up mate asked a question why even waste your fingers loser

Lo-Fi

1,277 posts

93 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Curtyyyy0115 said:
Lo-Fi said:
Curtyyyy0115 said:
I’ve been caught drink driving in a work van that is rented from a hire company. I was took to the station and charged and they gave me the key back for the van I was just wondering if they inform the rental company that someone was caught driving in there van whilst drunk or weather they just deal with me and don’t bother contacting anyone else.
Yeah. Alrighty then.
What you mean yeah alrighty then ?
I mean, yeah alrighty then.

How did the last one work out? Did the insurance pay out your 13.5k?

LordHaveMurci

12,324 posts

192 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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New account, poor grasp of the English language, barely believable story …

How long before somebody mentions school holidays?

anonymous-user

77 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Dam, this is one unlucky person!

"Friday 17th February
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I have recently been involved in a non fault accident were another driver has hit me and is not my fault, my car has been written off by my insurance and they were going to pay me out for my car then seek the money back off the third party. They have reviewed the pictures of my car and noticed I have had the roof sprayed black and the back lights tinted (illegally) they have now sent it to the policy analysis team and are saying my insurance is void and claim cancelled. I have phoned the third party insurance and told them Im dealing with the claim on my behalf directly with them they said they need to get their engineer team to review the car to give me a valuation. Am I just going to get mugged of by there evaluation team because my car has illegal lights etc or do they have to pay (as the lights on the car were tinted at the back and he went into me head on + he has also already admitted liability) I’m £13500 out of pocket and have no clue if his insurance is going to pay me"

Unreal

8,930 posts

48 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Curtyyyy0115 said:
I’ve been caught drink driving in a work van that is rented from a hire company. I was took to the station and charged and they gave me the key back for the van I was just wondering if they inform the rental company that someone was caught driving in there van whilst drunk or weather they just deal with me and don’t bother contacting anyone else.
There is a loophole if you were under a bridge when they tested you.

A.J.M

8,313 posts

209 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Mikebentley said:
Drink driving = Zero sympathy.
This.
Enjoy your ban.
If this isn’t a typical wind up post.

Mikebentley

8,253 posts

163 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Curtyyyy0115 said:
Mikebentley said:
Drink driving = Zero sympathy.
Grow up mate asked a question why even waste your fingers loser
I think the evidence would suggest there is definitely a loser in this thread and I know who it is. Your posting in grammatically incorrect English would seemingly only prove this point. Why don’t you face up to your boss and just tell the truth seeing as you are all grown up? It was only a bit of drink driving after all.

General Price

6,056 posts

206 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Unreal said:
Curtyyyy0115 said:
I’ve been caught drink driving in a work van that is rented from a hire company. I was took to the station and charged and they gave me the key back for the van I was just wondering if they inform the rental company that someone was caught driving in there van whilst drunk or weather they just deal with me and don’t bother contacting anyone else.
There is a loophole if you were under a bridge when they tested you.
Only if the police officer wasn't wearing their hat.

Curtyyyy0115

Original Poster:

8 posts

37 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Lo-Fi said:
I mean, yeah alrighty then.

How did the last one work out? Did the insurance pay out your 13.5k?

Sheepshanks

39,144 posts

142 months

Saturday 15th April 2023
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Curtyyyy0115 said:
Well I was drink driving in the eyes of the law but it was just a finished work on a Friday nipped pub with the work lads had 3 pints dropped them all off felt fine then got pulled over and failed I can honestly say I will never do it again very disappointed with mysellf
What was the timing of having the beers?