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do i have to do my theory test again??? :(

  • 12-06-2010 10:28pm
    #1
    U1D2C3
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 67 ✭✭


    i took my theory test 3 years ago, got my license and happily drove around for 2 years. last june i gave up my car and didnt renew my license...but now i want to start driving again! can i still renew my license or has it gone too long (a year) and have to do it again?
    also, does not driving for a year affect my no claims bonus???
    thanks in advance!! :D

    (by the way, never got my full license, only provisional!)


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  • #2
    Full_TiltKeith
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 165 ✭✭Full_TiltKeith


    U1D2C3 wrote: »
    i took my theory test 3 years ago, got my license and happily drove around for 2 years. last june i gave up my car and didnt renew my license...but now i want to start driving again! can i still renew my license or has it gone too long (a year) and have to do it again?
    also, does not driving for a year affect my no claims bonus???
    thanks in advance!! :D

    (by the way, never got my full license, only provisional!)

    From the RSA site: Note: you will be regarded as an applicant for a first learner permit in respect of a particular vehicle category if you have not held such a licence in the preceding five years.

    Would dictate that you should be able to renew! As regards your No claims, I would imagine that it needs to be continuous driving, but best place to ask would be the particular insurance company.


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