Re: UK Law - RTA involving an unsupervised insured provisional driver?
- From: Adrian <toomany2cvs@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 01 Aug 2006 09:06:56 GMT
Peter (usenetINVALID@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying :
I would further suggest that as the unqualified driver did not own the
vehicle (he/she was a named driver on the insurance policy) that if
he/she was driving without the owners permission he/she may be
reported for the offence of TWOC - taking without the owners consent.
If he/she did have the owners permission to use the vehicle then the
owner may be reported for permitting a vehicle to be used without
insurance.
Or, indeed, without a licence.
But only if the owner can be shown to have known that the learner was
indeed a learner.
I'd love to know what these "mitigating circumstances" are...
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