Section 172 - Excess Speed....
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Difficult to answer that, depends on your car and insurance company. When my wife was done for 36 in a 30 zone, it added £150 premium to my M, £75 to her car, and £50 on the third car.
Left her off the M for 3 years, and added her back after 3 years after which she brought my premium down by £100.
So in affect, in my case it would have been £275 in direct premium increases, and about £400 in actual loss per year for 3 years = £1200 in total.
Some companies don't load their premiums though ...
Left her off the M for 3 years, and added her back after 3 years after which she brought my premium down by £100.
So in affect, in my case it would have been £275 in direct premium increases, and about £400 in actual loss per year for 3 years = £1200 in total.
Some companies don't load their premiums though ...
Walla80 said:
How much would this effect my insurance?
it wont, its not seens as a crime or an offence in their eyes.its only the police who see it as an offence, eveyone else takes no notice as your not harming anyone and not driving in what is deemed as dangerous, stupid or unlawfull in the eyes of everybody else on the planet, apart from plod scp and the scamera partnerships.
ETA it mad not difference on my 911 and when i called the insurance for the ducati they gave me the impression it wasnt worth wasting the money on the phone call telling them, not interested one iota, even made me feel like i was wasting their time and should at least try harder next time.
Edited by DucatiGary on Thursday 17th January 13:40
Walla80 said:
How much would this effect my insurance?
Well insurance companies know that everyone speeds and it's a lottery if you get caught or not. There's no evidence whatsoever that people with 3 points crash more than people with none, and they take all this into account.Therefore..... they'll screw you over to profit from your misfortune just like all the other pigs at the frikkin trough.
Despicable isn't it?
SM
Edited by supermono on Thursday 17th January 16:51
TheGriffalo said:
What was the date of the alleged offence and when did you receive the NIP?
Are you the Registered Keeper of the vehicle and how long have you owned it?
Date of offence:16th DecAre you the Registered Keeper of the vehicle and how long have you owned it?
Date on NIP: 21st Dec
Date recieved: 6th Jan08
I am the registered owner and have owned it for 4 months.
Is this where you tell me that i can get away with it?!?
The NIP must be received within 14 days of the offence (excluding the date of the offence itself). Is there a reason why it could be late (ignoring Christmas)? What is the stamp on the envelope (and please say that you kept the envelope itself).
If it is outside the 14 days, yes, then you are lucky. However, they will not fold so easily and bluff a lot, but basically you are in the clear then.
On the pepipoo website there is a standard RAC letter you can send which basically tells them they are too late. You must however always fill in the S172 part.
If it is outside the 14 days, yes, then you are lucky. However, they will not fold so easily and bluff a lot, but basically you are in the clear then.
On the pepipoo website there is a standard RAC letter you can send which basically tells them they are too late. You must however always fill in the S172 part.
Walla80 said:
TheGriffalo said:
What was the date of the alleged offence and when did you receive the NIP?
Are you the Registered Keeper of the vehicle and how long have you owned it?
Date of offence:16th DecAre you the Registered Keeper of the vehicle and how long have you owned it?
Date on NIP: 21st Dec
Date recieved: 6th Jan08
I am the registered owner and have owned it for 4 months.
Is this where you tell me that i can get away with it?!?
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