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Friends I have been summonsed to court to explain why I did not declare who the driver of my was in 2013 when it was photographed at 65mph on the M25 in a temporary 60mph limit. I did declare to the court in writing that it was me and that I was also the registered keeper etc. I heard no more...

After much conflicting information online I thought I would ask this question here.. After seeing the pressed plates some members on here (mainly David :bannana:) have I am really interested in getting a set.. These are the ones I am looking at METAL HYDRAULICALLY PRESSED EMBOSSED CAR...

Hello folks, I'm going 'home' in June for a walk down memory lane in my Uni town and home town in Illinois in a month or so. Tonight I've been trying to check the legal drink driving level in my home state, but I'm confused. The Illinois level is 0.08%. The U.K. level speaks of microgrammes...

What's the panels view on add-ons to car insurance policies? I'm thinking: Legal Expenses and Personal Accident Cover for instance. Are they worth the additional premiums or are they just a bit of a 'con'. Has anyone actually used Legal Ex and was it worth it? I've just had my renewal notice...

Legal street racing

I was filling up with fuel on my way home from work this evening and the guy at the next pump had gone to pay for his. Rather generously, he'd left his windows open which allowed me a very good view of the Northern Ireland v. Germany game that he was streaming live on his iPhone. It was...

Legal cover in addition to car insurance is it worth it? I never protect no claims bonus as its a fiddle the premium will rise anyway and you have to inform any new insurance company, who load the premium anyway, but the legal bit not sure if its worth the £25 odd its priced at. Anyone got an...

Hey all, My tyres on the back are down to 4mm so I'm looking to replace them soon for something a little more orientated to track use. Now, currently I have Michelin Pilot Sport 2s (PS3 on the front) and was going to get the Super Sports until I discovered the Sport Cup 2 on MyTyres. I...

Folks Can anybody help from a legal standpoint. I just need to know my rights in this without a full blown dispute kicking off. I have a boundary fence which encircles my property. This is a post & rail fence and was installed by my contractors when I purchased my property in 2000. Part of...

Hi, folks. I'm wondering if there's any legal/solicitors, etc, here?

Legal street racing in Coventry - PistonHeads

Is it worth it chaps? If someone hits you, it's a job for the no-win no-fee claims management vultures and if you hit a 3P, then over to your insurers? Have I missed something? Thanks

Ok, so I know that they probably pick the worst of the bunch to make for good viewing, but who in God's name passed these kids and gave them licenses?! :doh: Truly, truly shocking. I cringed when I saw one of them parking in a car park and casually scraped his near-side front end against...

Guys, Like the look of these plates, but am already on 9 points. Are they legal? German PRESSED Number Plates PLAKETTES STATE Badges 28 | eBay Regards

Insurance renewal time again....:( This brings me to an issue that has confused me for years. Every car insurance policy i've ever had offers legal protection as an optional extra, usually around £30 for the year. But what is this for, and is it really necessary: We have three vehicles in...

I have no love for Halfords at the best of times. Even without such actions being potentially illegal, this is particularly offensive behaviour: "The retailer recently sent letters to its suppliers asking them to pay up to 10pc of their annual sales with Halfords to help fund the...

Hi folks, I'd appreciate some advice here if possible. I've trawled through the forum and can't find a definitive answer: My MOT expires on 17/05/14, however I put it in today to my local indy who's very good and has looked after my cars for years now. It failed (MOT) on brake pipe...

Hi, I have a family member who is having a really bad experience with a Tenancy she has recently undertaken with a Property Lettings Company. Basically the house was advertised as fully renovated. On viewing it it was unfinished but she and the Lettings Agency agreed a moving in date...

So, my car was parked, I wasn't in it - someone hit it, and it was written off. Due to my location I paid lots of ferry fees and it took 10 days for a courtesy car to be delivered to me - I was informed this was all something I could claim back. Claim went in in July, today I've finally been...

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-26257703 Seems like there could be trouble ahead for diesel car drivers? :doh: