Keys in the ignition or in the car some where if it was keyless start..... insurance won't pay out.
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Wouldn't the police self insure?
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>> Wouldn't the police self insure?
They did, the last I heard.
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..I think the policy (pardon the pun) varies from force to force, and for various types of use.
I'm pretty sure that in a number of cases the (third party) insurance is via commercial arrangements, with a (very) significant excess covered from force funds.
First party might be rather different; one can imagine the headache of insuring vehicles that are habitually used for "hard stops".
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Keystone cops comes to mind.
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Yip. You ram your police car into a stolen car. Why should insurance foot the bill for that??
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>> Wouldn't the police self insure?
When I worked for the GPO, I think there was something like 'crown exemption'.
This became obsolete and AFAIU a deposit was placed to avoid insurance companies.
I believe this was then replaced by conventional insurance.
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He should drive more caerphilly
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>> When I worked for the GPO, I think there was something like 'crown exemption'.
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>> This became obsolete and AFAIU a deposit was placed to avoid insurance companies.
When compulsory motor insurance was introduced the alternative to taking out a policy was to lodge a sum of money in court - ie pay it to the Court Funds Office.
For outfits with large fleets that made sense. More so when interest rates on money in court were at 10% plus.
No idea how the numbers are now.
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