what will happen?

[kristelkw01]

have fully copmrehensive car insurence and have done for almost a year but i was driving my farthers car in huddersfield and got stoped as his insurence had not cleared on the database so its was showing none, so i was poduced however it has come to my attention that although im copmrehensive it does'nt mean you can drive any other car, this is my fault for not checking my policy i know, but what is likley to happen when i appear in court i have no driving ofenses or points .

[stonemonkey]

I thought that if you had fully comprehensive insurance, that meant you could drive another car but only under third party cover. I've never read the small print either. I don't know what will happen to you Kristel, but I hope all goes well in court.

[kristelkw01]

thanks thee stone mister

[Nosha123]

learn some English first and you might stand some chance of defence in court...

[stonemonkey]

Nosha, there's no need to be like that. x

Kristel, I'm a female. ;-)

[Ethel]

It used to be common for comprehensive policies to cover you to drive other vehicles under third party cover.

This is no longer the case -some policies do provide this cover, others don't. Nowadays the majority do not.

Discussed here:
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/insurance/car-ins urance/article.html?in_article_id=404166&in_pa ge_id=35

You will get 6 - 8 points and a fine.

If you passed your driving test less than 2 years ago, you will be reverted to learner status.

[Nosha123]

And I am female too.. but I paid attention at school and learnt to read and write!!!

[Panic Button]

If you had paid attention at school, Nosha, you would know that it is not correct to start a sentence with 'And'.

[eltelioni]

But, if Nosha is well read, she will have noticed that writers often begin a sentence with "And" to give extra emphasis.

[kristelkw01]

nosha123 you my friend have a big problem go give you're head a shake!i did very wel at school actually.

[oldhamfan]

Oh the irony

[kristelkw01]

eee!i don't know, some people,eh!