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Master Tenku Are we there yet? total posts: 9999 since: Feb 2005	Jul 17, 09 at 1:36pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	Log in to remove this advertisement If I was to make a car insurance company and sell car insurance cheaper for white people than for black people, I would spend my next few months in a cell or end up paying some huge fines. Why is it fair that they can make a women's insurance cheaper than a mans, or a woman only insurance company. Its the same thing with age really, but to a lesser extent. The government should nationalise insurance or something, so that regardless of age you pay £600, and then the low risk people who can afford the increase to their insurance help out the new drivers so they can get experience, and the new drivers don't pay insane amounts of money to drive fiats. ------------------- Formerly known as Matt_The_Master
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Smudger14 Lemme put some water on your balls Hooked on Neo total posts: 4191 since: Feb 2006	Jul 17, 09 at 2:40pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	Well facts are facts and the facts are that men between 17 and 25 (or 21?) have the highest accident rates. We're all guilty of going round corners too quick, admit it. I do it too often. In fact I purposely try to get the back end out lol and my mates are the same. No girl I know or have ever known does that shit. However, I'm an awesome driver (in my opinion ) and never crash whilst attempting to drift round roundabouts. My no claims bonus proves this so my insurance should be lower, and in fact is ------------------- Paulie KO1 Pac
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Square We'll get fourth. s-e-e-k-e-r since: Feb 2006	Jul 17, 09 at 2:46pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	Failed my test today, booked for a cancellation yesterday, stating that ideally I'd have a test in about two weeks time, and they came straight back saying they'd booked me one for today. Got 2 majors and 5 minors, bit gutted really, one of them was for nudging the curb on an insanely tight bend, and one of them was not giving away when I should of. Probably have another crack in a few weeks. -------------------
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Bin Sponge Two much Neo total posts: 2466 since: Jun 2007	Jul 17, 09 at 4:43pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	Trying to furiously sell my car before the end of the month, it's not looking good ------------------- Celery, celery...
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Tec 9 Still Seekin' since: Oct 2003	Jul 19, 09 at 1:11pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	quote Smudger14 No girl I know or have ever known does that shit. When girls get into an accident, well, a tiny nudge, they cry and go into 'shock', when men flip a car and cause a pile up they get out and go 'bleep yeah'. Fact. That's probably why our insurance is higher, we're less scared of death.
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Dylan Seeketh Maximus since: Nov 2004	Jul 19, 09 at 2:26pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	quote Toby What care are you getting insured on? The Care-Bear package. If you meant car () then I have a little Peugeot 106. The breakdown cover was a god send in the first few months of driving it, but its been 'tuned' up (in the sense of it is running as well as it can rather than the 'tuning' you see in NFS games) and is working perfectly now. -------------------
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Smudger14 Lemme put some water on your balls Hooked on Neo total posts: 4191 since: Feb 2006	Jul 20, 09 at 10:16am ^ re: Driving in the UK
	quote Tec 9 quote Smudger14 No girl I know or have ever known does that shit. When girls get into an accident, well, a tiny nudge, they cry and go into 'shock', when men flip a car and cause a pile up they get out and go 'bleep yeah'. Fact. That's probably why our insurance is higher, we're less scared of death. OK! ------------------- Paulie KO1 Pac
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Sam Wise Men Say Permanently Plugged In total posts: 14757 since: Oct 2006	Jul 21, 09 at 12:20am ^ re: Driving in the UK
	Motorways ftw!
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Bin Sponge Two much Neo total posts: 2466 since: Jun 2007	Jul 21, 09 at 12:41am ^ re: Driving in the UK
	Finally selling my car this week...Sad times, sad times. ------------------- Celery, celery...
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Square We'll get fourth. s-e-e-k-e-r since: Feb 2006	Jul 22, 09 at 7:41pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	I've got a question guys..well I failed my driving test on Friday and wont to rebook asap..I know you have to wait 10 working days but does that include the day that you failed on? As in is the earliest I could do my test not this friday but the next, or the monday after that? -------------------
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ssj4 Tolu s-e-e-k-e-r total posts: 1799 since: Jul 2004	Jul 22, 09 at 8:04pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	To be honest i cant really member, but in my area you would be lucky if you could find a test date 10 working days after your initial fail. I normally had to wait about a month. -------------------
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Toby Neoholic since: May 2006	Jul 22, 09 at 8:34pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	With electricity in all the Dartford post code area not working, there have been so many car crashes, cars totalled, people seriously injured. It's crazy, driving at night with no street lights, speed cameras on the motorways and worst of all, no traffic lights. Was in my friends car last night and we were coming up to a traffic light junction and we just saw Corsa about two cars ahead speed straight through the traffic lights only for a Civic coming perpendicular to be doing the exact same and >_<. Very messy, shit.
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Bin Sponge Two much Neo total posts: 2466 since: Jun 2007	Jul 22, 09 at 8:43pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	No speed cameras you say? On a serious note; that does sound pretty bad. Isn't there an increased police presence about? ------------------- Celery, celery...
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Square We'll get fourth. s-e-e-k-e-r since: Feb 2006	Jul 22, 09 at 8:45pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	quote ssj4 Tolu To be honest i cant really member, but in my area you would be lucky if you could find a test date 10 working days after your initial fail. I normally had to wait about a month. Well I've found a website luckily who basically you pay a fee and they search all day for tests at your chosen centre, and they give you one in a few days. -------------------
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Toby Neoholic since: May 2006	Jul 22, 09 at 8:47pm ^ re: Driving in the UK
	Ha, you'd think so wouldn't you? ...but nope. Ah well, currently have electricity but it could go out again as their rationing what they can through a back-up generator for almost 60k houses. I think I'm going to go to my cousins tomorrow.
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