How do travellers and gypsies get insured?
How do travellers and gypsies get insured?
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fizz47

Original Poster:

3,242 posts

239 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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On c 4 there's a program about gypsies / travellers and a lot of them are driving some expensive cars. How do they get insured if they live in a caravan and no fixed address?

GarryA

4,700 posts

193 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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fizz47 said:
On c 4 there's a program about gypsies / travellers and a lot of them are driving some expensive cars. How do they get prosecuted if they live in a caravan and no fixed address?

Codswallop

5,258 posts

223 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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Travellers are above the law. It's their human right.

soad

34,649 posts

205 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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You really have to ask, OP?! hehe

Adz The Rat

18,855 posts

238 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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Most of them do actually have addresses, even if its just something like Plot 1 at a caravan park.

NHK244V

3,358 posts

201 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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They will have relatives living in a perminant res where they are registerd to, at least the ones with insurance do wink

VR6 Turbo

2,716 posts

183 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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answer: they don't.

question for the OP, hoe the fk do you trace a traveller? not only do they lack an address they pay for everything in cash.

VR

VR6 Turbo

2,716 posts

183 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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Adz The Rat said:
Most of them do actually have addresses, even if its just something like Plot 1 at a caravan park.
the ones across the road from a pub I go to don't, unless its under the pylon.

there actually alright, as long as you don't upset them.

VR

Fetchez la vache

5,898 posts

243 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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GarryA said:
They also borrow number plates off of similar vehicles.
GarryA said:
They also borrow number plates off of similar vehicles.
GarryA said:
They also borrow number plates off of similar vehicles.
Just like that - only one of those quotes was actually from GarryA, but which one?

Edit: Now all 3 have gone. That just makes me look stupid...

GarryA

4,700 posts

193 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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:lol: I deleted one too many.....

Adz The Rat

18,855 posts

238 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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VR6 Turbo said:
the ones across the road from a pub I go to don't, unless its under the pylon.

there actually alright, as long as you don't upset them.

VR
Im sure there will be lots like you mention that don't bother but the ones I know have permanent addresses, I've seen it on logbooks when we have sold or bought cars with them.

VR6 Turbo

2,716 posts

183 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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Adz The Rat said:
Im sure there will be lots like you mention that don't bother but the ones I know have permanent addresses, I've seen it on logbooks when we have sold or bought cars with them.
sorry wasn't being confrontational, I suspect there all different. all the ones I know are proper scally's.

VR

whirlybird

650 posts

216 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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They use "Travellers Cheques"!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Phil Dicky

7,194 posts

292 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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fizz47 said:
On c 4 there's a program about gypsies / travellers and a lot of them are driving some expensive cars. How do they get insured if they live in a caravan and no fixed address?
laugh


Bungleaio

6,587 posts

231 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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whirlybird said:
They use "Travellers Cheques"!!!!!!!!!!!!!
rofl

You sir are a genius.

joe58

711 posts

180 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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Bungleaio said:
whirlybird said:
They use "Travellers Cheques"!!!!!!!!!!!!!
rofl

You sir are a genius.
Have another.

rofl

williamp

20,390 posts

302 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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Adz The Rat said:
VR6 Turbo said:
the ones across the road from a pub I go to don't, unless its under the pylon.

there actually alright, as long as you don't upset them.

VR
Im sure there will be lots like you mention that don't bother but the ones I know have permanent addresses, I've seen it on logbooks when we have sold or bought cars with them.
Yes of course- the cars will be registered to something like "plot 13". Only there are only 12 plots on the site (the 13th has never been occupied, etc etc)

Rostfritt

3,098 posts

180 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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Didn't we have this before? They register them to the address of someone they know who lives in a house. Not all of them travel. You can't get away with no insurance in these days of ANPR.

VR6 Turbo

2,716 posts

183 months

Tuesday 13th December 2011
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Rostfritt said:
Didn't we have this before? They register them to the address of someone they know who lives in a house. Not all of them travel. You can't get away with no insurance in these days of ANPR.
you can with someone else plates.

VR

U T

49,030 posts

179 months

Wednesday 14th December 2011
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The big question is how they afford such nice cars in the first place, after paying all their income tax and N.I. rofl