Drink Driving Car Insurance

Can you live the rest of your life with the thought that your few moments of pleasure drunk ended a life of someone else? It is nice to have struck a tree, you do not cause harm to anyone, but imagine if you had to ram into another person who is one bread winner of the family. You can not live in the guilt of having killed someone.

You can avoid this. Just be careful, it is in your hands and do not drink if you drink, do not drive. You should also know that no car insurance company will pay you any compensation or coverage of another person injured when you hit while intoxicated. You must pay a heavy price if you have made this mistake and get no coverage for her. What is the highest price? If you asked this question, read below.

Drinking and driving laws penalize you a maximum of £ 5,000 or imprisonment for 6 months. According to the Law on road traffic accidents in 1988, Article 4 (1) if you are caught committing this offense twice or more than twice in 10 years, then you are disqualified for a minimum of three years , unless special reasons. Section 5 (1) of the Road Traffic Act 1988 sets the limit beyond which it is considered a crime.

Your insurance company will not pay you any compensation. Even a Road Accident Fund refuses to pay claims resulting from an accident of drunk driving. You will be branded "criminal" for the rest of your life and live in guilt for having killed or injured another person. Pay for all repairs to your car and other expenses from your own pocket. Some insurance companies may refuse to continue your car insurance cover as they watch you like a high-risk cases. If at all they still with you, you may have to pay a heavy premium for them. Your license may be confiscated by increasing your difficulty of obtaining insurance else where. Such are the effects of drinking and driving and its consequences.

Therefore, these companies are indirect support for a social cause to discourage drinking and driving. You can join hands with the rest of the crowd, do not drive when you're drunk. Nobody prevents you from drinking at a prescribed limit, but do not drive when you're drunk. Let your friends, your spouse or a friend drive you home.