Crashed into a postbox
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So last night around 3am heavy rain and heavy winds was doing about 30 turned right onto a back road and see a fox in my lane without thinking quickly manoeuvred the car to the other side and went up the kerb into the postbox bumpers gone and radiator. Now for the Insuarance what do I tell them I’ve got fully com.
ismi01 said:
So last night around 3am heavy rain and heavy winds was doing about 30 turned right onto a back road and see a fox in my lane without thinking quickly manoeuvred the car to the other side and went up the kerb into the postbox bumpers gone and radiator. Now for the Insuarance what do I tell them I’ve got fully com.
What do you have in mind to tell them? I'd go with telling the truth.BertBert said:
ismi01 said:
So last night around 3am heavy rain and heavy winds was doing about 30 turned right onto a back road and see a fox in my lane without thinking quickly manoeuvred the car to the other side and went up the kerb into the postbox bumpers gone and radiator. Now for the Insuarance what do I tell them I’ve got fully com.
What do you have in mind to tell them? I'd go with telling the truth.ismi01 said:
So last night around 3am heavy rain and heavy winds was doing about 30 turned right onto a back road and see a fox in my lane without thinking quickly manoeuvred the car to the other side and went up the kerb into the postbox bumpers gone and radiator. Now for the Insuarance what do I tell them I’ve got fully com.
Something tells me that a Jasper Carrot moment is approaching (older posters will know) Did the fox have his flippers on?
I’d change your story a quick google tells you Foxes tend to stay well away from such conditions as well as cars and roads,,,, how about a deer?
‘Foxes are much like cats, a fox can swim well, and does swim. However, foxes generally avoid water and prefer not to get wet. They shelter from the rain where they can.’
I’d change your story a quick google tells you Foxes tend to stay well away from such conditions as well as cars and roads,,,, how about a deer?
‘Foxes are much like cats, a fox can swim well, and does swim. However, foxes generally avoid water and prefer not to get wet. They shelter from the rain where they can.’
tell them that you lost control of the car in the wet as you were driving too fast, showing off and possibly drunk or lie to them and make up some story about a fox/badger/deer/unicorn.
The insurance co will know that you are stting them.
Expect the insurance claim to be large, Royal Mail will charge an awful lot to replace one of her maj's finest post boxes.
The insurance co will know that you are stting them.
Expect the insurance claim to be large, Royal Mail will charge an awful lot to replace one of her maj's finest post boxes.
ismi01 said:
So last night around 3am heavy rain and heavy winds was doing about 30 turned right onto a back road and see a fox in my lane without thinking quickly manoeuvred the car to the other side and went up the kerb into the postbox bumpers gone and radiator. Now for the Insuarance what do I tell them I’ve got fully com.
Make sure you state manoeuvre in your statement to the insurance company.noun: maneuver
1.
a movement or series of moves requiring skill and care.
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