General Chat

It is not uncommon for the Police to suggest a driver voluntarily forfiets his Driving Licence if he/she is at fault in an accident,when the driver is elderly and the accident not serious, and they will waive prosecuting,I assume the other driver has to agree though?

Two of our local residents have had this happen recently

When one is 97 time he handed his licence in .bet he didn't argue such a pleasant laid back Gentlemen ;-)

Or.....
Philip, one MUST keep up appearances! mustn't one...

…….. end we can't have thet woman flaunting her plaster cast on tv of a morning, orff with her arm!

Something like this...que Liz.



Philip!!!------------------ we cant cope with the scandle and ---any claims for compo,,,,,,,,,, an I aint t avin it.right.!


:-D :-D.

I could imagine the air been quite blue
When he was asked by

Who ever to surrender it ;-) ;-)

I bet their ears are still bleeding ;-) ;-)

Ne'mind,


he can still drive his horses methinks....

Hes still got plenty of their private roads to cruise about on. ;-) :-D :-D

Nothing about giving up driving then? LOL

By surrendering his licence
He may have escaped prosecution for the recent accident
To be honest
I think Lizzie has put her foot down :-D :-D :-D

As for insurance the Queen covers all the Royal cars
As does the Royal mail They have their own insurance

As we found out when one of their Royal mail Vans wiped out our car
All done and dusted paid out within 7 days :-D

Too much flannel!

The Duke of Edinburgh has "voluntarily" surrendered his driving licence, Buckingham Palace has said.

Family pressure and not a sole decision or maybe the insurance Co gave him a Too at Risk rating,,,,,,?
;-) :-D :-D.