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Author:  Sussex [ Mon Nov 19, 2007 6:26 pm ]
Post subject:  Unlicensed Polish driver gets ban

Used car as a taxi

A Spalding man who was running an unlicensed taxi business while he looked for work has been given a driving ban for having no insurance.
Bogdan Komisarz , of Halmergate, was stopped on St Thomas's Road, Spalding, and found to be driving without insurance.

Spalding magistrates on Tuesday heard how he had 12 points on his licence but had not been previously disqualified after pleading exceptional hardship on September 18.

Komisarz told the court on Tuesday that he was driving people to airports as a side job while he waited to get a forklift driver's job. He said the car he was in belonged to his girlfriend and he was intending to get insurance the day after he was stopped.

Komisarz said he believed the law was the same as in Poland, meaning he would be able to get insurance within a short time period. He also admitted he was not registered with the local authority to drive his own car as a taxi as he had only recently started doing it. Magistrates disqualified Komisarz for six months.

He was also fined £350 and ordered to pay £43 costs and a £15 victim surcharge.

Author:  JD [ Mon Nov 19, 2007 6:35 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Unlicensed Polish driver gets ban

Sussex wrote:
Used car as a taxi

A Spalding man who was running an unlicensed taxi business while he looked for work has been given a driving ban for having no insurance.
Bogdan Komisarz , of Halmergate, was stopped on St Thomas's Road, Spalding, and found to be driving without insurance.

Spalding magistrates on Tuesday heard how he had 12 points on his licence but had not been previously disqualified after pleading exceptional hardship on September 18.

Komisarz told the court on Tuesday that he was driving people to airports as a side job while he waited to get a forklift driver's job. He said the car he was in belonged to his girlfriend and he was intending to get insurance the day after he was stopped.

Komisarz said he believed the law was the same as in Poland, meaning he would be able to get insurance within a short time period. He also admitted he was not registered with the local authority to drive his own car as a taxi as he had only recently started doing it. Magistrates disqualified Komisarz for six months.

He was also fined £350 and ordered to pay £43 costs and a £15 victim surcharge.


Tip of the iceberg or what?

For everyone thats caught, how many get away?


Regards

JD

Author:  grandad [ Mon Nov 19, 2007 7:37 pm ]
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Did I read that correctly? In Poland if you are stopped and have no insurance you are given a few days to get some???????? Very strange.

Author:  Sussex [ Mon Nov 19, 2007 7:46 pm ]
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grandad wrote:
Did I read that correctly? In Poland if you are stopped and have no insurance you are given a few days to get some???????? Very strange.

I suspect the gent said that as he knew the folks on the bench wouldn't know if that was the truth or not.

Author:  Darren63 [ Mon Nov 19, 2007 8:49 pm ]
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grandad wrote:
Did I read that correctly? In Poland if you are stopped and have no insurance you are given a few days to get some???????? Very strange.


Yes officer, I shot someone and still have the gun, gimme a couple of days to dispose of it and I'm in the clear.

Extreme example I know but what a load of sh-ite.

It's like these saddo's who think when they buy a car it comes with tax, mot and insurance.

Author:  grandad [ Mon Nov 19, 2007 9:05 pm ]
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Darren63 wrote:
grandad wrote:
Did I read that correctly? In Poland if you are stopped and have no insurance you are given a few days to get some???????? Very strange.


Yes officer, I shot someone and still have the gun, gimme a couple of days to dispose of it and I'm in the clear.

Extreme example I know but what a load of sh-ite.

It's like these saddo's who think when they buy a car it comes with tax, mot and insurance.


Bugger, I thought they all came with everything. :sad:

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