Honest John's Motoring Agony Column 09-06-2018 Part 1

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Sun 10 Jun 2018 18:08
- jchinuk
Regarding 'Sheer lubacy', I thought, perhaps naively, that manufacturers had set prices that all their dealers were supposed to charge for routine services and job? Certainly Ford & VW dealers I have experienced have such prices on a poster on the wall of the service reception area.
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Mon 11 Jun 2018 23:06
- DLDLDL
"went to her local hospital for examination, but was unexpectedly kept in and operated on under general anaesthetic last night. She may be discharged today but is not fit to drive,"

Isn't this covered by breakdown companies that provide cover should the driver be "incapacitated"

EG
"Replacement Driver
If you suddenly or unexpectedly fall ill or are injured, during a journey in the UK and no one within your party can drive the vehicle, we may be able to provide you with a replacement driver. This service is discretionary, and we will decide whether or not to provide this service.
We will require written confirmation from the treating hospital or medical expert that you are unable to drive. "
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