Broken leg, invalidates insurance?

[bazil]

DVLA are only interested in limb deficiencies if its a long term or ongoing thing. So a one off break won't concern them.

Friend of mine who had a tumor at the top of her spine (now removed) has had her license restricted for 24 months as they considered it to be a brain tumor and she was at risk of having a fit or seizure even though doctors have given her the all clear

I hope your friend is doing well,
as regards my company, we find that there are so many things that insurance companies get worried about, the DVLA are clear on alot of issuses like heart problems, diabitties (sp), sleepapnia (sp again ) epilepsy ,stroke, if you suffer from or have had any of these condition your licence will be taken from you. Most drivers never get their hgv back after a heart attack or stroke.

[Stuart]

oh yay

http://www.migweb.co.uk/forums/car-t...ml#post4244702

EPICNESS!!!!!!!

[General Baxter]

linkbacks

[Hobbit]

I drive without my shoes on looooaaaadddds! Better be stopping that then!

me too, never knew it was illegal

[mowgli]

oh yay

http://www.migweb.co.uk/forums/car-t...ml#post4244702

EPICNESS!!!!!!!

ah well, the story concludes........ its a pity hercules poirot can't line them all up in the drawing room and say who dunnit.....

[General Baxter]

can we say no one was driving and did anyone have any legs ?

[mowgli]

i believe that its yes on both counts.......

but when will people learn that if you haven't got a ticket, you can't go on the ride

[Jack]

LOL so one car had two drivers, neither of which had licenses, and the other car only had one leg. Sounds like a plot to some 50s ealing comedy

[L14MNP]

this is awesome. I'm only on page 1 of MIG.


"I've raced with my legs broken, heart bruised and eyes popping out ike they were on springs"

[mowgli]

LOL so one car had two drivers, neither of which had licenses, and the other car only had one leg. Sounds like a plot to some 50s ealing comedy