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Fully comp in EU
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Coop can add £15 fully compNobody has signatures anymore everyone has chip and pin!0
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Have you seen that his cert even allows him to DOC in this country?.... I'm going to France with my car and want to share the driving with my 21 yr old son. (He has his own car and his own insurance. I know it's only TP when he's driving mine).....
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InsideInsurance wrote: »It is to ensure certain basic standards. Anything that goes above and beyond those standards are purely discretionary and can have territorial limits.
Yep, but I'd have thought that the basic standard needed to ensure free movement within the EU is that a car/driver that is legal in one EU country is automatically legal in any other EU country.
If the DOC cover can be limited then you get the situation that I'm legal in the UK but become illegal when I cross the boarder into France. That can't be right under EU law.0
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