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Postby motorwise » Fri Jan 05, 2007 11:51 pm

jay wrote:lucky for u then she dont look.!!



I'm not scared of her ........................what was that noise! ...........it's OK it was nothing :lol:
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Postby UK_ANDY » Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:20 am

He was driveing a Nissan Premera havent seen his car or the pics as yet as he leged it before I could ghet to my front door after hearing the bang (thaught at first my doubvle glazed front window had been smashed ) luckerly negbours where in the street at the time and got his reg plate I called the Police imediatley and within 5 mins of the incident he was in custody ,for leaving the scine of an accident.Lucky for me he was insured I now have a mk6 hire van courtsey of his insurance (till they pay out) got to say Im not that impressed with front wheel drive but appart from that its not a bad van ,why Ford went front wheel drive is beond me , its tail end happy when loaded in the wet and oversters cronicley when cornering under power. It is looking like a court case on the pitza driver as he is comeing up with alsorts of excuses for not stoping and for the cause of the accident ,after all he was on a straght road , his latest is a cat ran out infront of him ,although non of the whitnesses saw a cat ! .
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Postby bigmastif » Sun Jan 07, 2007 4:37 am

hope the cock gets the book thrown at him for leaving the scene :x know this might be a sore point but any pics of the van after the smash ?
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Postby rover » Sun Jan 07, 2007 11:48 am

Leaving the scene should be an instant licence loser if you ask me, too many assholes get away with it :evil: His insurance company wont want to go through the courts with this Andy, they might stall a while but they will roll over in the end, your van was stationary so they know they have no case right from the start, and him leaving the scene is as good as,if not better than admitting liability :D

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Postby davepapers » Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:29 pm

probably an illegal imigrant riding the bike or someone on the dole, thats why he's had it on his toes




sorry, didn't read the whole thread, so i take it he was driving a car? is this guy insured to be delivering pizzas? because if he's delivering he would have to have business insurance, which is probably very unlikely due to the cost. i hope it all works out for you
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Postby madmark » Sun Jan 07, 2007 1:49 pm

:? well andy lets hope he gets what he deserves!
oh nothing wrong with front wheel drive , :lol: dont seem any difrent to me apart from one big bonus no axle wine! :wink: :wink: i am running around 170ps thruogh mine and its good fun nealy as good as my focus rs i had! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby MarkM » Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:13 pm

The only wriggle the insurrance company may have in their favour is if you were parked up against the flow of traffic, whilst the damage can't be contested the 'blame' can be put on a greater percentage to yourself. Not saying that this is the case but if you were parked the wrong way then they WILL use this against you. Also very likely that car wasn't insured for 'Hire and Reward' more likely just regular 'to and from your place of work' not that you will ever get told this as the police will prosecute based on what the person's insurance says and they will not tell you that they are prosecuting him (other than the leaving a scene of an accident), if they DO tell you they are preceeding with a court case (both counts) then you will know that you are very likely to get nothing as it will indirectly say that the insurance was incorrect, so you will have to sue the individual for which the likelyhood of you getting a penny is very slim. Your own insurance company 'may' then pay you out but count it as a claim from yourself. There is a slush fund to pay for this kind of thing setup by insurance companies but they pay the minimum costs. I had an accident years ago where I was hit from behind and spun into a parked car, the parked car was written off but the guy who hit me denied to be the driver, much like with the traffic cameras you have to say it was you driving for the police to prosecute the right person, result was I got repaired, the parked car was paid out BUT it counted as a claim on my insurance :evil:
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Postby UK_ANDY » Sun Jan 07, 2007 11:44 pm

Good news here is he was insured my leagal cover insurance are takeing care of the case now(a certan dog is geting his butt kicked !! LOL) Van was parked in the correct orientation outside my house.
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Postby UK_ANDY » Tue Jan 16, 2007 11:38 pm

More news his insurance have addmited full liability ,he was in court on the 12 and pleaded guilty to falling to stop and driveing without due care,case has been ajourned to sometime next month.
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Postby rover » Wed Jan 17, 2007 12:12 am

UK_ANDY wrote:More news his insurance have addmited full liability ,he was in court on the 12 and pleaded guilty to falling to stop and driveing without due care,case has been ajourned to sometime next month.


Looks like it will be pay-out time soon then :D :D

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Postby motorwise » Wed Jan 17, 2007 2:59 am

UK_ANDY wrote:More news his insurance have addmited full liability ,he was in court on the 12 and pleaded guilty to falling to stop and driveing without due care,case has been ajourned to sometime next month.


great news - sorted :D
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Postby UK_ANDY » Thu Jan 18, 2007 7:29 pm

More news my van had been inspected buy the insurance assesors its a CAT C write write off which means to get it back on the road its going to need a VIC check :(
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Postby Luke » Thu Jan 18, 2007 7:33 pm

UK_ANDY wrote:More news my van had been inspected buy the insurance assesors its a CAT C write write off which means to get it back on the road its going to need a VIC check :(
still can be put back on road :D - with all the extras it would be worth buying back if you can get it cheap enough, just for them :D
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Postby FredTransit » Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:16 pm

How much does the VIC test cost? It's not rocket science (they just want to check it's not a ringer) so it's not likely to fail is it?
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Postby stevo » Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:23 pm

Good to hear that Andy.
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