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insurance disk display question

April Raine · 2008-08-27 12:10:17

My car insurance expires on 5 September but I already have my disk etc as I got good renewal deal. Can i put the new disk up now in case I forget i.e have 2 disks up at the same time till the new one kicks in? don't wan to be stopped by cops when I am insured but outdated disk on

27-08-2008 12:10pm

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April Raine

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My car insurance expires on 5 September but I already have my disk etc as I got good renewal deal. Can i put the new disk up now in case I forget i.e have 2 disks up at the same time till the new one kicks in? don't wan to be stopped by cops when I am insured but outdated disk on

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#2 27-08-2008 12:17pm

Henry Ford III

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New one will do fine. Shows current pol. no. (renewal) after all.

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#3 27-08-2008 12:18pm

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I doubt anything legally prevents you from displaying both discs - a lack of a spare disc holder might!

However, if you got stopped by a Garda with the insurance a day or two out there is a 99.9% certainty they'd just let you off with "I've not changed the disc yet'.

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#4 27-08-2008 12:23pm

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Slip the new disc in behind the current one? Thats what I always do anyway..

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#5 27-08-2008 12:45pm

April Raine

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Thanks all

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