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Don't get a criminal record!

MCN, 12 November 2010 16:01

Don’t get a criminal record as it will make insurance much harder to find. There has been a proven link that people with criminal convictions are a much greater insurance risk. While a criminal conviction shouldn't affect someone’s ability to ride, a person who has been convicted of a serious crime is more likely to ride recklessly and inflate or ...

Injury claim dropped because of conviction?

MCN, 15 October 2010 10:30

In May 2010 I was convicted of driving without due care and attention in the Magistrates court as a result of an accident I was involved in 5 months before. I was riding in the bus lane in London (allowed at that time in the morning) and went to undertake a car driver in the outside lane who I thought ...

What to do if you disagree with a speeding ticket

MCN, 18 June 2010 14:30

If you get a speeding ticket through the post, which you really disagree with, you are able to request details of the camera used to capture you and its calibration certificate. You are also entitled to request the photograph and video (if a video exists). You can do so before pleading not guilty, though they do not have to give ...

Compare motorcycle insurance: Note all your driving records

MCN, 20 April 2010 15:25

When you are using websites to compare motorcycle insurance, you must reveal your full riding and driving record. So that starts with the date you took your test, and MUST include any offences, whether it's for parking on a zig-zag or a 12-month ban for drink driving. Most motorcycle insurance companies will accept speeding offences and maybe a small ban, ...

Motorbike insurance advice: Failing to stop for minor collisions

MCN, 19 April 2010 16:24

If you have even a minor collision with another vehicle always stop to inspect the damage and possibly exchange details with the other driver. Alex Dawes didn’t, and he’s in a bit of trouble. “I was riding along the left hand lane towards a junction alongside stationary traffic and needed to change lanes in the gap at a junction to ...

Do I need a solicitor if the police interview me?

MCN, 10 February 2010 15:06

Q. I recently had an accident with a car when I was filtering past a line of stationary traffic and this car suddenly decided to make a U-turn without any indication. I tried to avoid a collision but rode into the side of his car. It clearly wasn't my fault. ow the police have contacted me and want to come ...