Insurance Details - Witholding

phil_ss1
phil_ss1 Posts: 194
edited February 2008 in Commuting chat
Hi,

Am I right in saying that, even the driver/rider of a vehicle thinks they have done nothing wrong, that they are legally obliged to give details of their insurer if asked by anyone with "reasonable cause"?

That's presuming you ask on of the nine in ten that are actually insured :x

Regards

Phil
(Enjoying the sun in Nottingham on a Friday pm - should be a nice ride home :D )

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  • Random Vince
    Random Vince Posts: 11,374
    if they've been involved in an incident, yes.
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  • spen666
    spen666 Posts: 17,709
    Random Vince wrote:
    if they've been involved in an incident, yes.

    Its much wider than that- its if there has been an accident owing to the presence of their vehicle on the road- ie it covers situation where you are not hit by them, but have an accident trying to avoid them.

    This applies irrespective of fault
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  • richardast
    richardast Posts: 273
    But, only if there is damage or injury.
    And not if you're a cyclist.
    Unless a police officer asks you.
    And then only if he/she has stopped you for cycling carelessly, etc.

    [disclaimer] I think [/disclaimer]

    :)

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