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Old 26-05-2011, 19:45   #2
Gary L
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Re: Adverts warn to insure your parked car

It's actually that you have to declare it SORN if it's not being used on the road. if you don't SORN it then they'll assume that it's being driven. and fine you accordingly.

although it is annoying to know that this step enforces the view that they really haven't got a clue whether a car has insurance unless they check it out by means of ANPR or PNC checks.

if they wanted to decrease the crime then they would give us something to display in the window like you do with a tax disc.

and I bet a lot and a lot of people will think that they have to insure a car they never use. and the insurers that they call won't tell them that they don't have to and should SORN it instead.
even after you answer the question of it doing 0 miles a year.
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