Driving with my wrist in plaster ?

[Davehutch-hutchs 0]

will I be insured if i drive while my wrist is in plaster ?

[dick65 0]

as long as your in control i reckon youd be alright

[Stue11 0]

Best bet is to ring the insurance company mate and ask em cant be to careful these days mate

[lee1 1]

@Stue11 wrote:

Best bet is to ring the insurance company mate and ask em cant be to careful these days mate

anything to get out of paying out,they will do it

[inch_speller 0]

I'd say your insurance may not be valid.

But as already mentioned double check with the company.

[madsod 0]

read this might help

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Motoring/Road-rules/Question522212.html

[Kenb 0]

Ask the Doc if you are fit to ride.

[Macie_UK 0]

It comes down to impairment of ability to control the vehicle apparently. When a colleague at work did his left leg, the firm did a load of checking and he was OK to drive if the got him an auto. When I did my right leg, it was a definite no-go so they set me up from home for 3 months

I guess that as it's your right (with no gear changes involved) then as long as you have enough movement to do what you normally do - grip the wheel and turn it - then it's not really impairing your ability. Still worth an email to your insco though to check their take on it.

[Tony nitrous 0]

I rode with my right wrist/lower arm in plaster for a while.

Only down side was I couldnt get my leather
over it and had to wear some 80's style paddock jacket,

...and I had to lean forward and lift my whole arm up to shut
the throttle at traffic lights!....