Erskine Beveridge Court, Dunfermline

I’m moving to this location from England, wanted to see if anyone has any idea how this area is? Its just opposite to Asda superstore not far from the Dunfermline train station. In general how is life in Dunfermline? Do many people commute to Edinburgh from this city? Also how is Queensferry bridge crossing? From google view it looks fantastic! Thanks

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u/Left_Elevator7942 — 22 hours ago
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Bmw e89 switch

I own an F20, immaculate condition with full bmw service history and clean mot. I want to get a E89 and spoke with bmw dealerships in the UK for a part exchange and seems like its easy and convenient process but i may be selling it less than what it actually value. Has anyone bought a Z4 through part exchange, is it worth it? Or better to used other ways like motorways or something?

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u/Left_Elevator7942 — 17 days ago

Need help with parking

Im going to a place and was checking the parking conditions but cannot understand fully as the signages are too small for street view. If curious: Cv3 6ta. It says customer only but doesn’t say how much i need to buy minimum or to validate registration. How does it work? Do i just park there and return before the time limit? Or do i need to purchase something for the sake of parking. Thanks in advance

u/Left_Elevator7942 — 2 months ago
▲ 198 r/CarTalkUK

Disgusting car insurance

What a disgusting piece of crap ADMIRAL black box insurance policy is, below are the reasons you should never ever get one, i got the small pod insurance just to save 100quid and totally regret it.

  1. Every single time you open the app, you need to put email plus password, then otp then 6 digit code. Wait time for otp via email - 10-20 secs. Even my bank app doesn’t need this much security, who cares about insurance.

  2. You make any human control over your car and not acting like a robot they monitor your movements even braking/acceleration, even if a passenger use your phone to put on down an address to navigate they mark it as using phone while driving and score your driving, high score then your insurance premium increases, how did they let insurance companies get away with this. And who tf invented this.

  3. The app glitches alot and everytime i need to make sure my phone is nearby, and connected to bluetooth and live location should be on or else if they don’t see your record, insurance increases.

Pay abit extra but never get a monitoring device in your, trust me.

u/Left_Elevator7942 — 2 months ago
▲ 22 r/brum

Come for a swim ;)

Which community or group is this? Some people bought bunch of water bottles and inflatable pool to swim and chill in the park near city centre Brum

u/Left_Elevator7942 — 2 months ago

Passed driving test but didn’t realised new drivers are treated like sh*t

So i started shopping for cars but the dealers i visited won’t allow me to test drive after knowing i am a new driver… some put me on passenger seat and drove for like 3 mins and ask me if i like it. If you don’t trust me, as a buyer i won’t trust you either, trust goes both ways.

I also wanted to hire a car but rental companies won’t allow as minimum requirement is 1-2 years of license. I am all alone and I don’t have anyone to do the test drive for me and i am looking for a car on 15k plus budget so dealers won’t let me test drive saying it is risky, how does this work really, some advice will be appreciated, thanks

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u/Left_Elevator7942 — 3 months ago

Why are dvsa examiners being payed so little (minimum wage) when they’re the key players bringing revenue to DVSA? 😉 (dvsa revenue over £400 mil yearly from test booking only)

They’re basically salesmen, if they don’t create loyal customers the business fail. 😂

Just a bid of fun to boost mood of people who failed their test recently. In all seriousness, driving safely is crucial and you must take driving test as seriously as you do for your school exams or uni exams, all the best.

u/Left_Elevator7942 — 4 months ago