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       #Post#: 16226--------------------------------------------------
       HORT1 Insurance issue
   DIR By: RocketRonnieRadox
       Date: February 25, 2024, 10:27 am
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       Good afternoon everybody, I’m posting on behalf of a young
       person who has only held his license for Three months, he is 18
       years old and generally a very good and responsible person.
       He usually takes out temporary insurance on a 24 hour basis from
       his parents insurance company. The insurance is very reasonable
       at £5.60 for 24 hours and yesterday he did just that however, he
       neglected to notice that the payment required him to open the
       bank application on his phone or computer to validate the
       payment and proceeded to drive the vehicle, having omitted this
       final step, it was an error of judgement or haste.
       He was later, stopped in the vehicle as the vehicle had no valid
       MOT. The officer checked and saw that the vehicle was insured by
       his mother, but not himself. The boy explained that he had 24
       hour temporary insurance and the officer agreed that this does
       not appear on the Insurance database and required him to produce
       evidence of insurance which he could not do, as the evidence
       would have been emailed to either his mothers or father’s email
       accounts which he did not have access to . His father received a
       phone call from the boy requesting that he checked the email and
       screenshot a copy of the temporary insurance cover note to him.
       The father checked the email, but no such email was presents the
       mother was occupied and could not be contacted..
       The officer liked the boy and gave him the opportunity to
       produce the document at a police station within seven days.
       As it transpires, he did not have insurance cover because of his
       hasty escape after having thought that he had booked it online,
       and he is now faced with a dilemma.
       My question is that when producing documents at a police
       station, do the police validate the documents by contacting the
       insurance company or is it mainly an administration Exercise and
       Are they satisfied with just visually inspecting the cover note?
       This is temporary cover, and as such does not appear on the
       Insurance database.
       The officer explained that he no longer issues these producer
       documents and that they are pretty much antiquated, so another
       thing that crosses my mind is what would happen if he did not
       produce the documents are they so old that it would be forgotten
       and not acted upon?
       #Post#: 16227--------------------------------------------------
       Re: HORT1 Insurance issue
   DIR By: 666
       Date: February 25, 2024, 10:51 am
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       --- Quote from: RocketRonnieRadox link ---
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       >
       > My question is that when producing documents at a police
       station, do the police validate the documents by contacting the
       insurance company or is it mainly an administration Exercise and
       Are they satisfied with just visually inspecting the cover note?
       >
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       It appears he has no document to produce, so What is the
       relevance of the question? Am I missing something?
       #Post#: 16232--------------------------------------------------
       Re: HORT1 Insurance issue
   DIR By: guest46
       Date: February 25, 2024, 11:04 am
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       I'm confused too  - this person (say the OP) regularly takes
       daily insurance via the same company as the parents........so
       this instance wasn't the 1st time s/he did so, so it's hard to
       fathom why s/he didn't know how to pay (as s/he would have done
       so previously?).
       Unfortunately you're either insured or you're not   - so either
       proof is provided for the day/time in question or there was
       none? I too don't understand the relevance of the question.
       #Post#: 16233--------------------------------------------------
       Re: HORT1 Insurance issue
   DIR By: RocketRonnieRadox
       Date: February 25, 2024, 11:07 am
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       The relevance of the question is whether or not further checks
       are made into the documents produced at the police station, when
       a producer is issued or whether they take it at face value
       #Post#: 16234--------------------------------------------------
       Re: HORT1 Insurance issue
   DIR By: guest46
       Date: February 25, 2024, 11:09 am
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       --- Quote from: RocketRonnieRadox link ---
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       > The relevance of the question is whether or not further checks
       are made into the documents produced at the police station, when
       a producer is issued or whether they take it at face value
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Take what? If you suggesting a fake certificate, best you leave
       now.....................
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