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- December 7, 2011 at 5:13 pm #106204Ernie17Participant
I have seen an older post on this and wanted to re-address..
I am considering a camping trip (to Europe from London) as a group of 8 people but so far can only find 7 seater vans.
In speaking to the hire company, the 7 seater has 8 seats in total but one doesn’t have a seat belt.
My query is, can I drive a 7 seater camper van (which has 8 seats) with 8 people in and not have any issues with Police in UK and continent?
(I have also read in an older thread that front facing seats only require seat belts but don’t know if this is still true or where it comes from?)
Anyway, I would appreciate any views or answers that anyone has on this. I suppose I would also ultimately be worried about any implications this may bring to the insurance/my license?
Thanks,
Ernie
December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139441mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139442mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139443mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139444mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139445mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139449mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139450mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139452mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139453mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139457mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139458mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 7, 2011 at 7:10 pm #139459mgroadsterParticipantTBH The rental company should
TBH The rental company should be fully versed in the use of their vehicles in this country and abroad as to the rules and regulations of Passenger carriage. I would press them a little harder for some effective guidelines from their perspective as the uses of the vehicle that they are renting out. The reason being, They are resposible for the insurance of the vehicle and SHOULD be very concise as to their insurers requirements.(If not, they should consult their insurers to get clear guidelines).December 20, 2011 at 2:53 pm #139462DarrenKeymasterI agree, the insurance
I agree, the insurance company should know exactly here. however, the rules are fluffy.
The driver will almost certainly void the insurance if the 8th passenger is not wearing a seat belt.I researched this before for this article:
https://www.campervanlife.com/forum/campervan-conversions/seat-belts-regulations-and-guidelines-for-camper-vans-and-motorhomesDecember 20, 2011 at 2:53 pm #139466DarrenKeymasterI agree, the insurance
I agree, the insurance company should know exactly here. however, the rules are fluffy.
The driver will almost certainly void the insurance if the 8th passenger is not wearing a seat belt.I researched this before for this article:
https://www.campervanlife.com/forum/campervan-conversions/seat-belts-regulations-and-guidelines-for-camper-vans-and-motorhomes - AuthorPosts
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