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By *rsIdiotWoman
over a year ago
Bedworth |
Maybe because he doesn't need to own a car.
My boyfriend passed his test 25 years ago and bought his first car about 6 weeks ago. In that time he has always had a company vehicle and has driven well over 3/4 million miles. He only bought a car now because he is no longer able to use the company vehicle for personal use and wanted a way to get me back to my family if anything bad happens with their health. |
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By *uby0000 OP Woman
over a year ago
hertfordshire |
"We know someone who passed their rest about thirty or more years ago and has never driven. It does seem odd but I suppose now we have pictures licences they can use it for I.D."
possibility not sure |
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By *uby0000 OP Woman
over a year ago
hertfordshire |
"think of the money he has saved,ever rising fuel costs,insurance,road tax depreciation
wish i could get by without one"
that could be why as he dont like spending money but if he goes to see a relative he goes to a lot they always have to collect him from the station then they moan about it |
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"Anyone who has a picture card license better take a close look at the expiry date for your picture. If that runs out then the license is invalid, no matter what the expiry date says!"
Untrue. You are still a valid driver with a valid paper licence therefore legal to drive. Just the photocard has expired. I checked recently as mine had expired and dvla informed me it was a still a valid driving licence!! |
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Some jobs require employees to have a driving licence so they can, at very short notice, have the honour of taking *insert work related item* in the works van to the other end of the country for 10am then next day etc. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone who has a picture card license better take a close look at the expiry date for your picture. If that runs out then the license is invalid, no matter what the expiry date says!
Untrue. You are still a valid driver with a valid paper licence therefore legal to drive. Just the photocard has expired. I checked recently as mine had expired and dvla informed me it was a still a valid driving licence!!"
It couldn't be used as a valid form of ID though and you can get fined £1,000 for not updating it. It's amazing how many expired ones are floating around though...and they always need finance payouts super quickly too  |
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