to be honest i wouldnt worry, whats done is done and you cant change it, youve just got to pay your due, and to be honest i can almost guarantee your insurance WILL go up, but should be about £100 at the very very most pal

good luck

Just phoned my insurance and the outcome!

"I'll be happy to let you know but i'm not gonna charge you anything extra for that"

Nice one!

I know it was wrong and i shouldn't have done it!!!

How does it make me a bigger risk is the question!!!!

Why do i deserve to pay an extra £300 a year for my car and extra £200 a year for my bike when

it in no way affects my current risk of driving as i now have a full car and bike license???

After all insurance is based on risk assessment!!!

If anything it has taught me to drive more carefully esspecially as i could easily lose my license if i get another 3 points!! (and have to retake my car and bike test)

Based on that, i think i should have to pay less than someone who was caught speeding as they could easily commit this crime again.

Please read my point of view carefully!

I get your view, but look at the view of the insurance company.

Would a bank hire someone who robbed a bank 5 years ago? Yes that's an extreme, but it's still the same theory. You broke the law once, they see it as more of a chance of you doing it again compared to someone with a clean licence.

Just phoned my insurance and the outcome!

"I'll be happy to let you know but i'm not gonna charge you anything extra for that"

Nice one!

told you pal.... you'll probably find that it DOES go up come renewal time, but 3 points is nothing to worry about, anymore than that and i'd be seriously concerned

I know it was wrong and i shouldn't have done it!!!

How does it make me a bigger risk is the question!!!!

Why do i deserve to pay an extra £300 a year for my car and extra £200 a year for my bike when

it in no way affects my current risk of driving as i now have a full car and bike license???

After all insurance is based on risk assessment!!!

If anything it has taught me to drive more carefully esspecially as i could easily lose my license if i get another 3 points!! (and have to retake my car and bike test)

Based on that, i think i should have to pay less than someone who was caught speeding as they could easily commit this crime again.

Please read my point of view carefully!

I get your view, but look at the view of the insurance company.

Would a bank hire someone who robbed a bank 5 years ago? Yes that's an extreme, but it's still the same theory. You broke the law once, they see it as more of a chance of you doing it again compared to someone with a clean licence.

I do see your point but i still think that insurance companies dry ass fuck you for it!

As its a legal requirement to have insurance to drive on the public highway i must pay what ever the insurance company wants to charge. Ok they are in competition with each other so i can get the cheapest quote but it still aint cheap.

Is it me or do young drivers pay more today then they did 5 years ago???

2 years ago my mate insured his 1.6 golf for cheaper them i would pay for my polo with a clean license!!!