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However, a Norse brought this blameless, weak point to a whole new plane on 31 December, when he succeeded in paying a price of 18,000 kronor (£1,650) for a cab on his way home. But when the rider arrived at his final destination, refusing to make the payment, the rider registered him with the Oslo Metropolitan police.

This long trip also took its toll on his car, which collapsed in Oslo. In 2018 he reached Abildsø [a district in Oslo]. So he got out of the cab without payin'. 46-year-old David Ballantine was detained after a cab follower charged him with not having payed the £2 (AED 10) tariff Ballantine allegedly used.

The Get Home Safe Accident Prevention Program

Sometimes it's better to ride than to ride. Get Home Safe, if you're too fatigued to be driving, have drunk too much fuel for supper, or just don't really know how to operate your car, you don't have to take the helm.

We' ll pay your cab fare. We' ll pay the price for your one-way, one-way cab home (up to $50) if you find yourself in a position where it might be uncertain to travel (without machine damage). The use of Get Home Safe does not increase your tariffs - it is an added advantage for our registered motor clients that can be used once per policies per year.

Keep your heads up. As it works: Claimant motor insurers can be refunded up to $50 for taxi servicing charges if they find themselves in a position where it would be uncertain to run their car. Can be used once per year for a one-way cab up to $50 worth of services.

If your car breaks down mechanically it will not entitle you to the Get Home Safe performance. New Jersey and Massachusetts insurance holders are entitled. At present, New Yorkers are not entitled to the "Get Home Safe" programme. For Massachusetts clients, register for our e-reminders today to receive e-mail alerts about policies and more!