MIB winning war against uninsured driving

Insurance Age staff
08 Jan 2008

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In 2006 the Police removed over 78,000 uninsured vehicles from UK roads. In 2007 the final number will be nearer to 150,000.

In the same two-year period the number of claims made involving uninsured and untraced drivers fell by almost 10%.

According to the Bureau, that equates to over £30m in savings and, allowing for the rise in personal injury claims seen by the insurance market over a similar period, the real reduction in claims is probably close to 15%.

The MIB also claimed that the

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