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JustinR1979 wrote: »Logbook of drivers use.
That would be the responsibility of the keeper. The leasing company, as the registered keeper, may not even know who that was.0 -
Rover_Driver wrote: »That would be the responsibility of the keeper. The leasing company, as the registered keeper, may not even know who that was.
Fair one, I was thinking more along the lines of company car where many people have access
All types of leasing these days I guess.0 -
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The wife has said i can put her down as the driver (cost me a hair cut) but all sorted now.0
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DoctorFoster wrote: »Like Dave's Mobility Finance.
Yeah yeah, I've only bought a car with a wad of cash!dave030445 wrote: »The wife has said i can put her down as the driver (cost me a hair cut) but all sorted now.
!!!!!! what was my first reply 0 -
JustinR1979 wrote: »Yeah yeah, I've only bought a car with a wad of cash!
!!!!!! what was my first reply
you obviously are not married these this take time gently persuasion0 -
dave030445 wrote: »you obviously are not married these this take time gently persuasion
Well spotted (and well done)! 0 -
I'm clutching at straws, but here's a question that's begging to be answered:
Who generally drives faster - you or your wife?0 -
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Matttye... did he have to pay costs + the victim surcharge?
I can't remember for sure now, but I think so.Rover_Driver wrote: »The danger of dealing with the matter by post is getting the failing to provide the information dropped in exchange for a guilty plea to speeding, if they don't, you could be found guilty on both counts. So you have to be there on the day to get them to agree.
Sorry, I said "Plead guilty by post" but what I actually meant was to respond to the Section 172 Notice by naming the driver.
I can't see any advantage to him not responding to the Section 172 Notice if he knew all along that he was the driver and he was going to plead guilty at court.
I do agree with you that it would be unwise for him to plead guilty to speeding by post and not guilty to the charge of failing to provide information in case they proceeded with both.What will your verse be?
R.I.P Robin Williams.0
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