Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
I see the point that if youre on a pnp then you "could" be allowed to drive without a license.
however it simply aint going to work, and any self respecting pnp firm arent going to allow non licensed drivers.
pnps can get quite busy, and if the driver has a license it's one way of filtering who comes in. same goes for insurance docs etc. also, public liability insurance needs satisfying.
in an ideal world then i'd say yes ok, but it isnt really worth the hassle. especially cos pnp terrain isnt the easiest to drive!
there will always be a small number of people who allow there sons to have a bit of a drive around in a remote corner of a pnp site, and i say fair enough if you're not getting close to anyone else and the terrian is responsible, but any more than that and it's just not fair on the other owners who've got 5 grand in their trucks and dont want to have someone run into them.
hopefully that never happens to me. i do hate them rough pnp sites though - stay away from discos missing rear windows!
cheers.
however it simply aint going to work, and any self respecting pnp firm arent going to allow non licensed drivers.
pnps can get quite busy, and if the driver has a license it's one way of filtering who comes in. same goes for insurance docs etc. also, public liability insurance needs satisfying.
in an ideal world then i'd say yes ok, but it isnt really worth the hassle. especially cos pnp terrain isnt the easiest to drive!
there will always be a small number of people who allow there sons to have a bit of a drive around in a remote corner of a pnp site, and i say fair enough if you're not getting close to anyone else and the terrian is responsible, but any more than that and it's just not fair on the other owners who've got 5 grand in their trucks and dont want to have someone run into them.
hopefully that never happens to me. i do hate them rough pnp sites though - stay away from discos missing rear windows!
cheers.