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Message posted by Colin21 on 06/4/2016 at 9:05pm
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That is how I understand it, Audsley1, but I am no expert, nor am I involved with any insurance company, excepts as a customer.
I would suggest that your partner's daughter should check with their car insurance to make sure they are covered for towing a caravan. They also need to check whether their driving licence covers it, particularly if they have passed their test since 1997. If they have passed their test since that date, their licence will only cover them up to a combined weight (car+caravan) of 3.5 tonnes, and some car & caravan combinations can be over 3.5 tonnes. Pre 1997 car licences covered up to 7.5 tonnes,
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Quote: Originally posted by hymerman2 on 21/12/2006
Hi Nick I have a claim in at the present time, my van sides were scored when another vehicle forced me over, although the scoring has not punctured the skin and filling can remedy the problem the estimate is just over £1000.00. I shudder to think what it would have cost if the damage had been more extensive. I am upgrading the van and would have lost a lot of trade in value, so i am glad of insurance.
As you were forced off the road I hope your insurance company will claim from that driver's insurance.
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Quote: Originally posted by John4703 on 13/8/2017
Quote: Originally posted by hymerman2 on 21/12/2006
Hi Nick I have a claim in at the present time, my van sides were scored when another vehicle forced me over, although the scoring has not punctured the skin and filling can remedy the problem the estimate is just over £1000.00. I shudder to think what it would have cost if the damage had been more extensive. I am upgrading the van and would have lost a lot of trade in value, so i am glad of insurance.
As you were forced off the road I hope your insurance company will claim from that driver's insurance.
John you do realise the post you are quoting is 11 years old.
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