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AndyCambs · 18-04-2009, 06:08

I think there are two questions really
1 - is the guy telling the truth about his story (and I think it's not likely to be a complete and whole truthful story).
2 - if there is no driving licence, is the guy ok to drive the company motorised vehicle around the company property. Answer to this, depends entirely on the requirements of the company and the insurance company they use. As it's not on a highway (road or public pavement) then the RTA 1985 doesn't apply. But that doesn't stop caveats from the insurance company requiring people to have licences, or for the company to insist on it. Simplest way around it is to ask all people who do this job to present their current licence for insurance purposes on a regular annual basis.

18-04-2009, 06:08	#38
AndyCambs Inactive Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Peterborough Services: Virgin Media XL Broadband XL Virgin Mobile V+ installed! and a happy Virgin Media customer Posts: 2,560	Re: Driving ban question I think there are two questions really 1 - is the guy telling the truth about his story (and I think it's not likely to be a complete and whole truthful story). 2 - if there is no driving licence, is the guy ok to drive the company motorised vehicle around the company property. Answer to this, depends entirely on the requirements of the company and the insurance company they use. As it's not on a highway (road or public pavement) then the RTA 1985 doesn't apply. But that doesn't stop caveats from the insurance company requiring people to have licences, or for the company to insist on it. Simplest way around it is to ask all people who do this job to present their current licence for insurance purposes on a regular annual basis.