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a_j_mair
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3rd Apr 07 at 12:18   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

has anyone sat the IAM driving

do you find it helps with overal driving and how does it affect insurance?

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TIMBO1
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i ask that question to people every day as im a broker, hardly effects your insurance, bit more discount than if you had a cat1 alarm
nathy_87
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3rd Apr 07 at 12:27   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i may sound daft here but whats a IAM TesT?
Pop
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Institute of Advanced Motorists I think
a_j_mair
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quote:
Originally posted by TIMBO1
i ask that question to people every day as im a broker, hardly effects your insurance, bit more discount than if you had a cat1 alarm


much difference if you have both?
CorsAsh
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quote:
Originally posted by Pop
Institute of Advanced Motorists I think


a.k.a Wheel Shufflers
Mike GSi
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do a skid pan day

ull learn more....so much fun too!
CorsAsh
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Agree with that ^^^
Matt L
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my mum says she will get me one of them days for my birthday cant wait
a_j_mair
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is more for insurance purposes, done enough may do a skid course for some fun, done plenty in my younger days in local carpark tho
Mike GSi
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awesome fun.... i had one at silverstone and then had a rally experience! best day of my life

really helps your driving skills......sinse doing the day ive been in a few sticky spots in my car which i recovered easily.....i would have shit myself and slammed on the brakes before

they teach u a lot of useful stuff and get u out of the habbit of "lift off oversteer" etc....have fun mate
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I haven't done an actual test or course so cant get cheaper insurance but my Dad has his traffic police licence so has taught me how to drive fast safely.

He is teaching the local Audi garage's mechanics and sales people aswell as their driving is shocking. They have had a few of their customers cars crashed due to their mechanic's/sales people's poor driving!

Does generally make you more aware and learn things you wouldn't think of if you hadn't been taught by someone that knows.

[Edited on 03-04-2007 by Matty G]
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3rd Apr 07 at 14:11   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I'd like to do it, just to prove to myself that I am capable more than anything.

Skid pan day would be fun too
skell
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quote:
Originally posted by TIMBO1
i ask that question to people every day as im a broker, hardly effects your insurance, bit more discount than if you had a cat1 alarm


Does the actually person on the phone have any say in how mcuh the insurance quote is.... or is it just reelled of a pc
TIMBO1
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no mate, as per usual its simply reeled of a pc, its not down to discretion
CorsAsh
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quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
I haven't done an actual test or course so cant get cheaper insurance but my Dad has his traffic police licence so has taught me how to drive fast safely.

He is teaching the local Audi garage's mechanics and sales people aswell as their driving is shocking. They have had a few of their customers cars crashed due to their mechanic's/sales people's poor driving!

Does generally make you more aware and learn things you wouldn't think of if you hadn't been taught by someone that knows.

[Edited on 03-04-2007 by Matty G]
My old man did the rapid response driving on the ambulances so I picked up a fair bit from him in the same way.

I reckon they should have a skid pan assessment as part of the driving test
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Teddy has, IIRC it does naff all for your insurance. I was going to do it last year and when I looked into it wasn't worth it.

Run a search for Institute of Advanced Motorists there's been a fair few topics.

[Edited on 03-04-2007 by dna23]
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That fact shocks me

 
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