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Live cases legal advice => Speeding and other criminal offences => Topic started by: Snowderby on May 15, 2024, 06:59:13 pm
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An IN10 showing on your driving record will also stop most mainstream car rental companies renting a car to you.
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An IN10 will typically circa double premiums in the first year reducing to about a 20% increase in the fifth, so to answer your question, yes.
My other question is how would the insurer know about my in10 if it’s not visible on licence after 3 years? They usually use automatic checks such as Mylicence
Remember that bit about insurers sharing data...they'll know. As an example my son was challenged on his claims history as his car had had a claim against it (which was before he bought it) about 4 years earlier.
And it is visible for 4 years as I said in the first reply, not 3.
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An IN10 will typically circa double premiums in the first year reducing to about a 20% increase in the fifth, so to answer your question, yes.
My other question is how would the insurer know about my in10 if it’s not visible on licence after 3 years? They usually use automatic checks such as Mylicence
Presumably they would ask about any convictions in the last five years and you would tell them.
And if you omitted to tell them and it subsequently came to light, perhaps as the result of a claim, your cover could be void.
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An IN10 will typically circa double premiums in the first year reducing to about a 20% increase in the fifth, so to answer your question, yes.
My other question is how would the insurer know about my in10 if it’s not visible on licence after 3 years? They usually use automatic checks such as Mylicence
Presumably they would ask about any convictions in the last five years and you would tell them.
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An IN10 will typically circa double premiums in the first year reducing to about a 20% increase in the fifth, so to answer your question, yes.
My other question is how would the insurer know about my in10 if it’s not visible on licence after 3 years? They usually use automatic checks such as Mylicence
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An IN10 will typically circa double premiums in the first year reducing to about a 20% increase in the fifth, so to answer your question, yes.
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You are indeed confused as it stays on your licence for four years from date of offence but only counts for totting up for three years which is also from the date of the offence.
You have to declare it to insurers for five years.
It staying on your licence for an extra year after it counts for totting up is largely academic as it has no meaningful effect and of course isn’t actually written on your licence anymore anyway.
Understood so visibly 4 years on license (but counts for totting up for 3 years). does the final year impact premiums or anything? also given i have to declare for 5 years! does this still impact my premiums for a further 2 years after the 3 years?
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You are indeed confused as it stays on your licence for four years from date of offence but only counts for totting up for three years which is also from the date of the offence.
You have to declare it to insurers for five years.
It staying on your licence for an extra year after it counts for totting up is largely academic as it has no meaningful effect and of course isn’t actually written on your licence anymore anyway.
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Hey guys and girls
A lot of conflicting information online. My offence date was 12/09/2023.
I have plead guilty but will be going court to the hearing in order to stop my totting up Ban. Does the IN10 stay on licence 3 years from offence or 3 years from conviction (because it’s already been over a year lost while waiting for my SJPN). Also after 3 years of declaring does this impact my insurance cost. Also in case of a ban is this always stay on my record ?
Any rough timelines on court wait times - Bromley court , and I responded to the sjpn last week