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Wrist or arm in plaster cast - can I drive (automatic transmission)

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milnie | 12:47 Tue 20th Mar 2007 | Road rules
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I have my wrist/arm in plaster cast - I can drive fairly well left handed on my automatic car - but will this void my insurance or get me in trouble with the police
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Contact your insurance company and ask them. If you don't and you subsequently need to make a claim, they will welcome the opportunity to wriggle out of paying. If you have already cleared it with them, they will have no such opportunity.
13:01 Tue 20th Mar 2007
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your best bet is to see your doctor and get a letter from him.and then notify you ins co
17:36 Tue 20th Mar 2007
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I don't think "fairly well" will go down well with the insurance companies or the police if you have a bump.
22:54 Wed 21st Mar 2007

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