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Letting someone who doesn't have insurance drie your car.

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lexylou02 | 17:02 Thu 19th Apr 2007 | Cars
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I recently let my boyfriend drive my car without insurance, I have full insurance but couldn't drive because i was feeling unwell. Because I am in my first 2 years of driving does this mean I will get my licence taken off me?
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Did something happen?
18:23 Thu 19th Apr 2007
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yes it does, if you have been caught or get caught,are you mad or just plain stupid,you could both get 6 pts and fined,and if he had a accident,then what thousands in damage to your car and the other car,use your brain next time and dont be crazy.
19:00 Thu 19th Apr 2007
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the only way you would get away with it is for you to say he took the car wityhout permission but he will still get done for it.
12:38 Tue 24th Apr 2007

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