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Comment on Your colour does affect car insurance in South Africa by What are the most popular colours for cars in South Africa? | Car Insurance

What are the most popular colours for cars in South Africa? | Car Insurance — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 11:44:52 +0000

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Comment on Which color car was most popular in 2010? by What are the most popular colour for cars in South Africa? | Car Insurance

What are the most popular colour for cars in South Africa? | Car Insurance — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 11:40:41 +0000

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Comment on Car Insurance Law by Karen Carstens

Karen Carstens — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 09:58:55 +0000

I have taken out car insurance 3 weeks ago, but decided to cancel it as I found a better deal somewhere else. The insurance company requires a 30-day notice period. Therefore I was advised that I will have to pay a pro-rata premium for cover until the notice period expired. Is the required 30-day notice of cancellation legal?

Comment on What was the volume of traffic leaving Gauteng over Easter by Pravina

Pravina — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 08:15:25 +0000

Please can I get data on the volume of vehicles that left Gauteng over the December 2011 holidays the N1, N2, N3, N4

Comment on How do insurers decide a car is totalled/ written-off? by Resh

Resh — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 19:54:48 +0000

I have a similar question- I have comprehensive cover with my insurer. My car was in a minor accident but has been written off – market value is 37940 and damages were quoted r2600. They are offering me market value less my excess as the amount they will give me if I accept that my car is a write off … or should I choose to fix the car they will give me 48% of the market value minus the excess which works out to be R14000- Why are they not offering me the quoted amount for the repairs ie r2600. With that money I will find a mechanic and take on the responsibility for any future issues resulting from the repair. What’s even more strange is that in the assessment report it stated that the car is ‘accordingly not permanently unfit for use as a motor vehicle according to the road traffic act. Can someone please explain why they are not giving the amount quoted instead a percentage of the market value.

Comment on Rights of the motorist with regards to roadblocks and arrest by Lions create their own unique roadblock in Africa! | Phototalk

Lions create their own unique roadblock in Africa! | Phototalk — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:09:43 +0000

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Comment on Parking with caution can prevent vehicle theft by Who said the elderly are poor drivers? | Car Insurance

Who said the elderly are poor drivers? | Car Insurance — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 09:26:10 +0000

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Comment on Car Insurance Law by TM

TM — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 14:09:06 +0000

i was involed in an accident in February 2011. My car was written off and the insurance (FIRST FOR WOMAN) gave me a new vehicle. The problem is, the car i insured with the insurance company had (FACTORY FITTED CENTRAL LOCKING). The car they replaced it with has no factory fitted cetral locking. The alarm system they installed if faulty and the central locking they intalled in my car after i received it is faulty, only 3 door open when i press the remote and the central locking is not linked to the boot of my car which means i now have to open my boot manually and lock it mannually as the central locking they put in my car is not linked to my boot. they told me if i want to link my boot the the central locking that they had installed i must pay for it myself and if it gives me problems i must not complain to them i must complain to the guys they paid to install this fauly central locking. as it stands, when my alarm is activated, you can enter my car thouhg my boot and the alarm does not even go off. They refuse to give me a car with factory fitted central locking. They claim they never knew my car had central locking and that now that they have given me this car with many alarm problems , im stuck with it and i must fix those problems at my expense? the manager also told me that if i’m not happy with the downgrade of a car they gave me i must take it furter and contact my lawyers knowing very well that i do not make a lot of money and would never be able to afford a good lawyer. pls advice. i’m really frustrated.

Comment on All you need to know about becoming a traffic officer by Regina Ditabo

Regina Ditabo — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:42:29 +0000

Hi, i am only 20 years of age. I passed My matric in 2009, n i have always wanted to become a metro police officer. You can contact me on my mail if you any thing me please.

Comment on All you need to know about becoming a traffic officer by madoda plaatjie

madoda plaatjie — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 11:50:28 +0000

I WOULD LIKE TO BE TRAFFIC OFFICER ANY WHERE IN SOUTH AFRICA,IT MY DREAM EVER SINCE I WAS YOUNG I AM 32YRS NOW PLS.