Nominating foreigners for Gatso offences.
Nominating foreigners for Gatso offences.
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tallchris99

Original Poster:

216 posts

283 months

Friday 27th February 2004
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Just a hypothetical question, if I recieve a notification that a vehicle that I am the registered keeper for has trifggered a gatso camera, and then sey it was Mr Bloggs from Ireland, would it all go away or would they want a signed declaration from Mr Bloggs?

dazren

22,612 posts

279 months

Friday 27th February 2004
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You complete the form and nominate Mr O'Bloggs.

I'd have thought it was up to them to chase him up. You've done what required.

Might want to make sure your insurance covers any driver though.

DAz

tallchris99

Original Poster:

216 posts

283 months

Friday 27th February 2004
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Can't I then say I say his policy and it covered him driving any other vehicle with the owners permission?

jeffreyarcher

675 posts

266 months

Friday 27th February 2004
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tallchris99 said:
Can't I then say I say his policy and it covered him driving any other vehicle with the owners permission?

You could, but if they push it, it's up to you to prove it (permitting).
However, Newbury v Davis says that an owner cannot be guilty of permitting where he has lent his vehicle on the express condition that the driver provide his own suitable insurance. I have not seen the judgement, so I don't know how watertight it is.

Dwight VanDriver

6,583 posts

262 months

Saturday 28th February 2004
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Since when have they checked Insurance and Test certificates under the Conditional offer proceedure?.

There must have been dozens on uninsured drivers who have coughed up the 60 and walked away with a document offence.

DVD

jeffreyarcher

675 posts

266 months

Saturday 28th February 2004
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Dwight VanDriver said:
Since when have they checked Insurance and Test certificates under the Conditional offer proceedure?.

They don't when you give them the £60. If, however, as in the OP, you name someone at a foreign address, the response varies from force to force. Essex, e.g., will certainly threaten you with, and indeed caution you for, permitting; whether they follow through, I have no idea.

V6GTO

11,579 posts

260 months

Sunday 29th February 2004
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I get a NiP and fill it out correctly stating the driver was Mr A Davies of 54 Acacia Ave., Sydney, Australia. I put a polite little note in with it saying he showed me his Motor Trade Policy saying he could drive any car. What happens next?

Roadrage

603 posts

262 months

Monday 1st March 2004
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er dead guys that come back too life with lots of ID

have there uses

It allways pays to have a few ID`s spare