Liveline thread 12/08/16 to date

miece16

driving on his own, no valid insurance

TheHomeService

Is he insured? No

sudzs

"he's a grand little chap"

He'll be morto!!

lazygal

RayM wrote: »

You're all missing the point - he's a grand little chap.

That's a clause in the road traffic legislation, so to speak.

Dan Jaman

Of course he's not insurded, you silly woman.

Atlantic Dawn

The insurer will pay out for all claims made by his car whether he is accompanied or not, they may or may not pay the damage to his car.

pc7

I actually want to ring in and question her, it is unreal she has been given airtime. Must have someone living in Clontarf or working in RTE.
Can he not get a lift with his folks?

ButtersSuki

That's the first time I ever heard Joe say


"I DIDN'T KNOW DAT"

Roger_007

Fcuk off, missus. Your son broke the law, he got caught.......end of.
NEXT?

HeidiHeidi

The righteous indignation of someone who is COMPLETELY in the wrong is quite staggering :eek:

djemba djemba

What a dope...and this time I don't mean Joe

snubbleste

What colour is de box?

Red Kev

Wait till he tries to renew his insurance with 4 points on the licence. Then you'll see how much of his wages go on that. LOL,

Dan Jaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

The insurer will pay out for all claims made by his car whether he is accompanied or not, they may or may not pay the damage to his car.

Oh, they might pay out, but chase him for recompense.

pc7

No the ISM thing isn't enough because people are open to bribery and corruption

sudzs

Oh christ, she's an absoloooootly :rolleyes:

lazygal

Why is she still explaining this non problem?

2smiggy

what's happening here ? work got in way of live line

ButtersSuki

If only she lived in the capital city with a full public bus, Dart and LUAS services.....

Oh, wait.....

Atlantic Dawn

Could you take the box out and attach it to the car of the local old lady who drives at around 20kph daily?

djemba djemba

Is this a role over from yesterdays Funny Friday on Thursday so to speak

foggy_lad

Red Kev wrote: »

Wait till he tries to renew his insurance with 4 points on the licence. Then you'll see how much of his wages go on that. LOL,

He'll just get the pay monthly insurance and stop paying after the first month when he has the disc for the windscreen.

somesoldiers

Question: Are you allowed have an L & an N sticker up at the same time?

Living Off The Splash

Why is Duffy not asking the proper questions....AGAIN!

ButtersSuki

Next we'll have that loon who was complaining that the N plate was racist.

An Claidheamh

So she wants the the learner driving laws removed? Great, just say that FFS.

Also, whoy doesn't Joe get an expert to tell him that it's a bad idea for the sake of balance?

Finally, why can't she just drive him in if she's so concerned!?

It's not unjust, there's probably a good reason.

pc7

2smiggy wrote: »

what's happening here ? work got in way of live line

Irish Mammy feels son is entitled to drive with no L plate, no accommpany driver, guards are wrong, apprentice wages are sh1te, insurance is too expensive, but hes a grand chap

Atlantic Dawn

If the son had the same foolish attitude as the mother the guard should have examined every inch of the car for faults too.

0127647

this is trolling imo. "Wheres da fairness Joe!"

sudzs

4 points? He must have been a cheeky little chappy!!