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.. and it's not often that happens :-(
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"Norfolk firm insures against speed cams
STEVE COX
October 16, 2003 07:35
Flash drivers, who lose their licences after getting snapped by speed cameras, will get their taxi,
bus and train fares paid under a policy launched by a Norfolk insurance firm.
The Flashguard policy pays up to £6000 for alternative transport costs, but has prompted words of
caution from Norfolk Police and the Automobile Association.
Adrian Flux Insurance, of East Winch Hall, near King's Lynn, which employs 230 people, has created
the policy in response to the increasing number of automatic speed cameras which mean even careful
drivers can get caught out.
But a word of caution was sounded by Ian Crowder, of AA personal finance, who said: "Policies
of this sort could encourage people owning such a policy to be less careful than they
otherwise would be.
"It has been introduced as a response to the growing plethora of speed cameras – these cameras are
in place to help control excessive speed and reduce the likelihood of accidents."
That view was echoed by a Norfolk Police spokesman, who said: "Norfolk Constabulary would take the
opportunity to remind drivers that speed limits are in place to make our roads safer and must be
complied with at all times."
Gerry Bucke, of Adrian Flux Insurance, said: "Flashguard does not condone stupidity or dangerous
driving, but we can all make mistakes. This policy means careful drivers who are convicted of
speeding can carry on with their lives, albeit more slowly."
The premium for the policy is £50 a year, or £40 if taken out before Christmas.
In order to qualify for the scheme, drivers must have no more than six points current or pending and
they must not have been disqualified for any offence during the previous 12 months. Drink and
drugs-related convictions are not covered, nor are those directly associated with dangerous or
reckless driving convictions.
The firm's quoteline is on 08700 777888."
Apparently all those poor drivers who break the law speeding and are caught out by those nasty speed
cameras are really careful, law-abing citizens, and if it wasn't for those nasty cameras...
AAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
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See
http://tinyurl.com/r4h0
"Norfolk firm insures against speed cams
STEVE COX
October 16, 2003 07:35
Flash drivers, who lose their licences after getting snapped by speed cameras, will get their taxi,
bus and train fares paid under a policy launched by a Norfolk insurance firm.
The Flashguard policy pays up to £6000 for alternative transport costs, but has prompted words of
caution from Norfolk Police and the Automobile Association.
Adrian Flux Insurance, of East Winch Hall, near King's Lynn, which employs 230 people, has created
the policy in response to the increasing number of automatic speed cameras which mean even careful
drivers can get caught out.
But a word of caution was sounded by Ian Crowder, of AA personal finance, who said: "Policies
of this sort could encourage people owning such a policy to be less careful than they
otherwise would be.
"It has been introduced as a response to the growing plethora of speed cameras – these cameras are
in place to help control excessive speed and reduce the likelihood of accidents."
That view was echoed by a Norfolk Police spokesman, who said: "Norfolk Constabulary would take the
opportunity to remind drivers that speed limits are in place to make our roads safer and must be
complied with at all times."
Gerry Bucke, of Adrian Flux Insurance, said: "Flashguard does not condone stupidity or dangerous
driving, but we can all make mistakes. This policy means careful drivers who are convicted of
speeding can carry on with their lives, albeit more slowly."
The premium for the policy is £50 a year, or £40 if taken out before Christmas.
In order to qualify for the scheme, drivers must have no more than six points current or pending and
they must not have been disqualified for any offence during the previous 12 months. Drink and
drugs-related convictions are not covered, nor are those directly associated with dangerous or
reckless driving convictions.
The firm's quoteline is on 08700 777888."
Apparently all those poor drivers who break the law speeding and are caught out by those nasty speed
cameras are really careful, law-abing citizens, and if it wasn't for those nasty cameras...
AAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
Cheers, helen s This is an invalid email adress to thwart spammers To get my correct email remove
the dependency on fame & fortune from
h*$el*$$e**nd***$o$ts***i*$*$m**m$$o*n**s@$*$a$$o**l.c**$*$om$$
Any speeling mistakes are as a result of cats on the keybrrrdd