Dippypud

Never Knowingly Understood

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• Saturday at 17:52

• #1

An Englishman has a problem ...

 

Tenebreaux

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• Saturday at 18:11

• #2

I'm assuming they impounded the car for no insurance.

 

pwood999

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• Sunday at 11:19

• #3

and no MOT.

 

gstuart

D3 Grandad

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• Sunday at 12:29

• #4

Car seized as driver finally caught using expired provisional licence after 49 YEARS

A Lancashire driver has finally been caught after using an expired provisional licence for nearly 50 years.

www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk

 

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lynall

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• Sunday at 12:40

• #5

It just goes to show how good the insurance company checks were!
Just think if he had an mot he could still be driving it, and he wont be the only one either.

 

Mark Piercy

Well fumbled member....

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• Sunday at 12:45

• #6

Oh dear, one of those "I'll do it next week" tasks

 

AllanWorms

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• Monday at 01:57

• #7

There was an old guy in a town a bit north of here (northern NZ, Kerikeri) who's car was not road legal for something like 15 or 20 years! It was in the 80's and 90's, so no tech to find it, but how often would a respectable old fulla get pulled over in his Rolls-Royce?

 

Grrrrrr

Technician, Bodgit & Scarper Ltd

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• Tuesday at 13:45

• #8

Tenebreaux said:

I'm assuming they impounded the car for no insurance.

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Possibly driving on British plates and no-one realised he hadn't imported the car.

Scratch that. Just heard it is UK!

 

Stone56

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• Tuesday at 14:28

• #9

My dad drived for 35yrs without a license U ntill thay put yellow lines where he parked every saterday morning village bobby told him you can't park there dad said I've parked there for 35yrs and you tell me I can't just because you put some yellow paint on the road

 

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hughdavies

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• Tuesday at 17:59

• #10

Could you repeat that in English please.