most points and longest without

[stephendutton]

Just curious as to who may have the most points on their license without being banned, and who has gone the longest without getting any. I to start have zero points ( tempting fate I know ) through various cars and bikes, and have now just passed 28 years without any. I am sure many can beat my total, but can anyone beat my time ? Thanks Steve.

 

[Stan1970]

ummm may regret this but none in 26 years of driving and I have done quite a few miles in my driving career - did get done in New Zealand for speeding but as a tourist I just got a fine

 

[y3putt]

None in 33 years...

Touches wood...

 

[Sim_Simma]

Thought I'd done quite well in 6 years with no points lol

 

[obewan]

None in 35 years
That's done it now!

 

[The hairy angler]

44 years driving ...No points. 1 fine 40 years ago parking at 3am in a line of traffic, facing the wrong way without showing a parking light clipped to the window. 1 fine for parking for 15 mins in a residents only parking space without a permit.
I have been VERY lucky. :roll:

 

[si-forks]

None in 27 years

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[obewan]

44 years driving ...No points. 1 fine 40 years ago parking at 3am in a line of traffic, facing the wrong way without showing a parking light clipped to the window.

Bet that comment has left a few younger members wondering what the hell is he talking about.
Brings back memories - I remember them on my dad's car - they were rubbish. By morning they'd gone out because the battery was flat!

 

[MHZ4C]

No points so far... 10 years. Hopefully I'll reach some of the records above!

 

[jampudding]

Crikey just realised how old I am!! I've been driving for 23 years - 000's of points though.

 

[jimbo1958]

40 years driving since getting my Yamaha FS1E in 1974 and no points ever.

 

[metal licker]

40 years driving since getting my Yamaha FS1E in 1974 and no points ever.

Brings back memories first motorcycle I ever rode , still got the gravel rash scars to prove it

Back on subject don't want to tempt fate by saying :wink:

 

[Shorty]

None for 40 years. Bought the M and 6 days later got caught by a camera! Got away with a speed awareness coarse.
Too busy enjoying the car to worry about speed camera's. I look out for them now though!!

 

[gov]

Let's see - I passed my test when I was 18 - I'm now 65 never been nicked for anything ( or should I say never been caught ) that's 47 years .

My first car was a minivan that cost me 75 quid - as someone said in those days you had to have a parking light at night - you could buy one that you could clip in the window and hope the battery still had enough power left in the morning to get it started - the advantage with a minivan was that if you were on a flat road you could push the bugger with the drivers door open , get up a little speed then jump in and " jump " start it like a motorbike - halcyon days

 

[jimbo1958]

40 years driving since getting my Yamaha FS1E in 1974 and no points ever.

Brings back memories first motorcycle I ever rode , still got the gravel rash scars to prove it

Woke up on the morning of my 16th Birthday and did my paper round on it and then off to school on it

48mph......no restrictions back then.

 

[Anonymous]

Cant beat some of you on length of driving career...so I'll just say:

100% of my driving career with NO points!

However...last day with the Z4 tomorrow and planning on going for a final drive....that could change things!

 

[Grumpyowl]

40 years driving since getting my Yamaha FS1E in 1974 and no points ever.

I will make no comment to temp fate.

I started out on the road August 1973 Blue Honda SS50
Maybe you should start another thread ?

 

[nightyard]

0 points but only driving 3 years

 

[jimbo1958]

40 years driving since getting my Yamaha FS1E in 1974 and no points ever.

I will make no comment to temp fate.

I started out on the road August 1973 Blue Honda SS50
Maybe you should start another thread ?

Those were the days Grumpy.....there were about 15 of us that went about together on FS1E's, SS50's, Yellow Puch's, a KTM and even a Fantic Chopper.

 

[Jembo]

Used to drive 100% most places, whereas most of the time I now stay 'within the fast moving herd' ... safety in numbers around the +10% mark

The older you get, the more aware you become of where they sit & their tactics, but still believe it's down to luck, as I've been pottering along & passed many a trap which are predominantly in built up areas - speed there & u deserve what u get