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Yes ,youre right about the duty of care ,(and all the other posts ) but if the law says they prosecute the driver (see my other post ) they've got you by the b%&*cks. If the plod do procede i will be going to a solicitor to take action . Just praying they give him a caution only . BUT this is a very cautionary tale for all of us aint it?
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Yes, they may prosecute your son as he is the driver BUT you may later be able to sue the instructor in a civil court for £££s for the inconvenience caused by your son being prosecuted. (ie you may win from the driving instructor the extra insurance cost to your son, the amount of your sons fine, compensation for loss of good character etc).
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Nick
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i think if they have to have any form of bloody cameras pointing at us, it should be cctv just to show the situation at least. one brief snap shot in time doesnt exactly tell anyone anything i personally think its disgusting. and the driving instructor needs a good smack, because what was he playing at. when i had lessons my instructors feet were always hovering over the dual controls and pressing them. it annoyed me at times but probably saved me from making some dangerous mistakes yay for policeing.. sorry that term is incorrect.. yay for sitting about looking at photographs that show absolutely nothing and tryin to screw a learner driver for it.  |
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idea stolen from rattely eddie.
this weeks car count "5"
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