AA Insurance makes new uninsured driver promise
Thursday, 31 May 2012 12:06PM
AA Insurance makes new uninsured driver promise
Director of AA Insurance, Simon Douglas, said: "It seems unfair that the innocent party should end up paying the penalty of a lost no-claim discount, which could be much greater than the penalty suffered by the uninsured driver, until such time as compensation is met through the MIB [Motor Insurers' Bureau] when a lost no-claim discount would be normally be restored."
Around one in every 25 drivers on Britain's roads does not have insurance, according to the MIB, and crashes involving them cost the car insurance industry £380 million each year.
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