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15-10-2012, 10:19 AM
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Au Falcon = Mr Reliable
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: North West Slopes & Plains NSW
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G'day guys, my partners car was smashed into & written off by a red p plater 2 weeks ago. He only had third party insurance. Is it a responible thing for p platers to get on the road knowing they have no comprehensive insurance when at any moment anything could happen when they drive? How many of you have suffered the same thing?
This thread is not about p plater bashing at all but the fact remains some p platers are responsible and some are not. Imo they need to protect themselves as well as other road users. As the title states do you think mandatory comprehensive insurance for p platers should be legislated? As i dont want this thread locked at any time, please be constructive & civil - this incedent has caused a lot of stress. I would really like to hear from you if you've got a opinion. cheers,Maka
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Ford AU Series Magazine Scans Here - www.fordforums.com.au/photos/index.php?cat=2792 Proud owner of a optioned keeper S1 Tickford Falcon AU XR6 VCT - "it's actually a better-balanced car than the XR8, goes almost as hard and uses about two-thirds of the fuel" (Drive.com 2007) Last edited by Maka; 15-10-2012 at 10:25 AM. |
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Mandatory comprehensive insurance for p platers in NSW?
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