tomcat59alan said:

Just seen the satellite images of the 40 mile Russian armoured column North of Kyiv. Oh for a squadron of Warthogs.

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tomcat59alan said:

Hopefully one of his bodyguards will put us out of his misery.

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tomcat59alan said:

Nothing to the Range Rover today but surprised myself,managed to break the usb ports on the old laptop that I use with the Nanocom and EAS suite so bought another identical model online, arrived today and replaced the hard drive and memory boards and it's back up and running with no loss of data it seemed obvious that was the way forward but I'm not putor savy so it's a victory for thought I better get it sorted before I needed it.

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Enthusiastman said:

Back on Porn hub now then Alan!! LOL

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Enthusiastman said:

Trump would have sorted him out Alan. For sure.

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Jon Dor said:

Just found this thread. As I am in receipt of PIP, I've managed to get my P38 registered as "Disabled", so now pay ZERO £p per annum for Road Fund License...or whatever it's called these days.
Wish I'd known about this many moons ago...would've saved me a fortune over the years.
I can see why it's not prominently advertised by .gov.uk / DVLA. I've been holding my breath since sending my old V5 away via post office with proof of PIP entitlement, but now have a shiny new V5 proclaiming my Taxation class being "DISABLED".
Hope LOTS of you guys may be a bit "WOKE/AWAKE" about this little-known perk of being sufficiently disabled...and save yer monthly/annual payments for road fund licence. If you're the owner of several vehicles, it sadly ONLY applies to ONE car/van/chariot.

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tomcat59alan said:

Nothing to the Range Rover today but surprised myself,managed to break the usb ports on the old laptop that I use with the Nanocom and EAS suite so bought another identical model online, arrived today and replaced the hard drive and memory boards and it's back up and running with no loss of data it seemed obvious that was the way forward but I'm not putor savy so it's a victory for thought I better get it sorted before I needed it.

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Jon Dor said:

Just found this thread. As I am in receipt of PIP, I've managed to get my P38 registered as "Disabled", so now pay ZERO £p per annum for Road Fund License...or whatever it's called these days.
Wish I'd known about this many moons ago...would've saved me a fortune over the years.
I can see why it's not prominently advertised by .gov.uk / DVLA. I've been holding my breath since sending my old V5 away via post office with proof of PIP entitlement, but now have a shiny new V5 proclaiming my Taxation class being "DISABLED".
Hope LOTS of you guys may be a bit "WOKE/AWAKE" about this little-known perk of being sufficiently disabled...and save yer monthly/annual payments for road fund licence. If you're the owner of several vehicles, it sadly ONLY applies to ONE car/van/chariot.

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tomcat59alan said:

Nothing to the Range Rover today but surprised myself,managed to break the usb ports on the old laptop that I use with the Nanocom and EAS suite so bought another identical model online, arrived today and replaced the hard drive and memory boards and it's back up and running with no loss of data it seemed obvious that was the way forward but I'm not putor savy so it's a victory for thought I better get it sorted before I needed it.

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Rubberknees said:

I get 50% off with my entitlement. Makes the neighbours a bit down in the dumps when the cost off road tax is mentioned. A Range Rover how much
Been claiming it years now. have mentioned it in several posts.

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Dopey said:

You should have automatically got a disabled badge, and if you read the leaflet it said about zero road tax in it?

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Jon Dor said:

I contacted DVLA about three years ago, only to be told I didnt qualify. I recorded the call but, annoyingly, deleted all old recordings a few months ago.

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Jon Dor said:

I contacted DVLA, but was told that I didn't qualify, Dopey.

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Rubberknees said:

You apply for Blue Badge at your local council

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Jon Dor said:

My local Council issued blue badge after an assessment and all relevant PIP docs etc. I was in hospital when it came. I remember opening the letter, then called DVLA, only to be told I didn't qualify.

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Jon Dor said:

I contacted DVLA, but was told that I didn't qualify, Dopey.

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Dopey said:

You qualify for PIPS but not for a badge?? bureaucracy for you....

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