san2000

Does anyone know how long your NCD stays with you if you don't renew for a period of time?

Is there a maximum time limit?

JMP

This seems to be at the discretion of the company concerned.

I know the AA for instance will accept car NCB for up to a year with a valid proof.

Admiral are a bit more cut throat in my experience.

Bikes seem to differ again and certainly some companies will accept up to 2 years since you had active insurance.

Dan Hale

I'd heard 3 years, but this is unsubstantiated speculation only

kitkat

2 years max. i lost all of mine like this in the past when i lived abroad.

Umski

I was told 2 years the other day (by my ex-insurer)

nickrg3

yep 2 years to my knowledge (confirmed by flux). just switched our policy into my name to stop my no claims being lost

san2000

Would any of you keep a vehicle without insurance for a few months if you weren't using it?

LadyB

SORN and no insure a beater may be but more likely sell, but would SORN a decent car (e.g. S) and keep relevant insurance on it for theft purposes. Can't remember the term for this insurance but it basically acknowledges you are not driving it but are wanting to keep it, there may be certain conditions e.g. where kept depending on car in question IIRC

NNervous_R

I lost all mine when I was abroad for 3 years.

Adam K

i lost 4 years NCB for my bike when i didn't own one, it said on the bottom of my NCB proof that it was only valid for 2 years if i didn't use it.