The £25 will make a whooshing sound as it disappears into your tank.
Leodisflyer wrote:I simply drive on the speed limiter
My BMW is limited to 149mph.
morticiaskeeper wrote:
This one is a bit more galling than last time because I was doing 70 in a 70. But the vehicle type was wrong. If I had put windows in the side and filled it with heavy people, I would have been ok.
Lerk wrote:Motorhomes on the other hand are 60 single carriageway and 70 dual because beds, sinks and popup roofs massively decrease the braking distances and maneuverability of a van...
If a person makes use of the lavatory on a mobile home while in motion
Rob P wrote:My insurers when I told them revised the quote. It saved me a whole £25.
I'm unsure what to spend this 'significant' windfall on and am open to suggestions
Rob P
Bill Haddow wrote:It all depends on the class of the vehicle. N1 or M1.morticiaskeeper wrote:
This one is a bit more galling than last time because I was doing 70 in a 70. But the vehicle type was wrong. If I had put windows in the side and filled it with heavy people, I would have been ok.
Not OK if you hadn't the appropriate licence group and hadn't insured the vehicle as a bus. In any case, the speed limit for buses / minibuses is 60 on a dual c/w and 70 on a motorway, same as light commercials.
Bill H
Lerk wrote: ...l because beds, sinks and popup roofs massively decrease the braking distances and maneuverability of a van...
flybymike wrote:If a person makes use of the lavatory on a mobile home while in motion
Oddly enough I did exactly that yesterday afternoon. My wife who was driving now confirms no detectable increase in speed and I confirm only slightly erratic fluid delivery.
flybymike wrote:If a person makes use of the lavatory on a mobile home while in motion
Oddly enough I did exactly that yesterday afternoon. My wife who was driving now confirms no detectable increase in speed and I confirm only slightly erratic fluid delivery.
Rob P wrote:T67M wrote:
We all know what points make... Significantly increased insurance premiums for the next seven years. And the fine that goes with the points is more than the course attendance fee.
Yes, that's the legend, but what about some facts instead?