Flossie
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Now watching this thread with great interest ;-)
Well...there's been a potentially huge development.
The Doris was gossiping about it at work this morning and some lady passing by heard the name mentioned.
Turns out Gabby gabb is the nickname for their 19 yr old daughter!
They know a guy who knows their daughter who drives the same car commiting the offences
He causes loads of anti social stuff in the neighborhood apparently, plus he lives on that sink hole estate I mentioned.
The workmates don't know his exact address, he parks the car away from his home, but they are going to confirm the reg number as soon as they can and try and found out his address too.
Interesting times ahead
When yer get the details tell the police. Also ask yer mates wot he does ferra living and where and when he starts work. They may sit near by un wait fer him ter go ter wurk. Hey will want ter catch him at it.
me too
its better than emmerdale
I calls it "emmeroidbetter than emmerdale
Driving a car without tax. Linked to car through driving it. That will link to the speeding fine. They can take the car to the pound fer no tax.Driving while incriminated ?
The person or company who took out the insurance... who wood be making the claim fer said loss.So if it were to get stolen, who would the insurer pay out?
That's not technically true, if a vehicle isn't taxed or mot'd but is insured and then is involved in an accident, the insururers will honour a third party claim.if it aint taxed, it aint insured
on;y third party. owner cant claim.That's not technically true, if a vehicle isn't taxed or mot'd but is insured and then is involved in an accident, the insururers will honour a third party claim.
Col
Correct, if the insurer finds out there's no tax.on;y third party. owner cant claim.
they dont check?Correct, if the insurer finds out there's no tax.
Col
He's betterer oft giving info to police as they have the option to make checks and arrest if they catch him. If his insurance contact him then he knows someone has tipped them oft. He will then try hide more or ditch the car fer another cheap run erbout.Yah. But if not the registered keeper they could explain why. Hmmm could always contact a couple of the big insurance companies and tell them whats going on if you find out which company. They all seem to have the same underwriters, so that could make things interesting for the scrote
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