Brokers demand government action over motor loophole
Brokers are calling for a loophole, which they say is being exploited by uninsured drivers, to be cl...
Brokers are calling for a loophole, which they say is being exploited by uninsured drivers, to be closed to help drastically reduce fraud.
The loophole is present in the third party or Driving Other Cars (DOC) extension - which was designed for emergency use.
The brokers, however, say many members of the public are taking advantage of this loophole bearing in mind there are almost 1.2 million uninsured vehicles on the road. In order to tackle this issue they have suggested the removal of the
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