Unless you ask for cover to drive abroad when you take out your policy, then no, you are not covered.
Used to need a "green card" to drive abroad on your own policy, but that info is 10yrs old so not sure what the current state of play is.
Just watching Emegency Bikers (Paramedics & Bobbies). A man got stopped for no Insurance, however since he's living in France and only popped over to pick up daughter and return, he then produced a document of insurance....issued in France! It transpires as he wasn't with a company affiliate to UK insurers........he got done.....severely. Has anyone come across this before as I thought Insurance companies here covered you for over there or is that only some? Anyone know?
People who think they know it all....are especially annoying to those of us that do.
Unless you ask for cover to drive abroad when you take out your policy, then no, you are not covered.
Used to need a "green card" to drive abroad on your own policy, but that info is 10yrs old so not sure what the current state of play is.
We child proofed the house..... but they keep getting in!
I thought now we're all Europeans we had a minimum cover for the EU. The following is from the commission:
http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/...e/motor_en.htm
I ain't read more than the first few lines 'cos I don't wanna go sleep yet, but it indicates (I think) 3rd party cover as an EU wide standard.
Mebbe they did 'im fer bein' French. Fair play really.
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Thanks Phill,I haven't read it all but will do later, sadly the guy targeted actually was English..just lived in France and as bikisman says after being hit with all the fines etc they were left there, no transport nothing and still would have to pay more to get his car out of the pound and yes lindsaymcc I also thought as you did, doesn't time fly!!! Thanks all. G.
People who think they know it all....are especially annoying to those of us that do.
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