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Hey, hey! Audi driver here.
That plus this and the one licence they share amongst themselves maybe?
Fraudster who made £20k taking driving theory tests for others is JAILED
A fraudster who took over 36 driving theory tests on behalf of other people as part of an ‘organised crime’ ring has been jailed.
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Woman, 29, is jailed for sitting 150 driving tests for other people
Inderjeet Kaur sat theory and practical exams across Britain, including in Swansea, Carmarthen, Birmingham and London, from 2018 to 2020.
Driving Theory Test Impersonator Caught Out | driveJohnson's
A serial fraudster has been jailed for 28 months after being caught trying to sit other people's driving theory test on their behalf.
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Fraudster wrapped bandage round his head to take theory tests for other people
A fraudster has been jailed after taking driving theory tests for other people while disguising himself with a bandage around his head. Izmir Senaj, 28, used several excuses for his injuries as he turned up to DVSA centres across England to impersonate people whose tests he had agreed to take...
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Loads more but I suppose we shouldn’t mention them, eh?
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More accidents?
Higher claim per accident?
More stealable motahs?
More uninsured drivers?
Greater traffic density?
Less off-carriageway parking?
Ambivalence to rules of the road?
Higher claim per accident?
More stealable motahs?
More uninsured drivers?
Greater traffic density?
Less off-carriageway parking?
Ambivalence to rules of the road?
Either while stationary or taken by my passenger.Photos while at wheel...
That plus this and the one licence they share amongst themselves maybe?
Fraudster who made £20k taking driving theory tests for others is JAILED
A fraudster who took over 36 driving theory tests on behalf of other people as part of an ‘organised crime’ ring has been jailed.
"Like a TV licence - one per household" is a well-worn phrase, round the dumps of Brum (of which there are many).
Good job they only work half-days
They used areas with comparable accident rates.
Yep that is my experience too. Also the ones to really look out for are the ones who for some reason have sprayed their car badge black - its a sure sign that they will be driving like a ****.
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Just read a chart that said Toyota Prius is the car involved in most accidents, usually they are used as mini cabs. Audis are driven by cocks.
The methodology used by the BBC didn't seem to be particularly scientific. As you say, there could be many factors for premiums to be higher in some areas rather than others.
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I know a few who work in re-insurance ( the process of reselling on risk to spread your liability). They are allowed to use any criteria they like to determine premiums. For asylum, housing (as an example) Ukrainians are considered to look after their home and have no additional risk added. <others> are known to deliberately set fire to their house and claim thousands in loss of personal items.
It is also not racist to observe that one particular religion is massively over represented in our prisons.
It is also not racist to observe that one particular religion is massively over represented in our prisons.