Biba calls on Government to stem "spiralling" motor insurance costs
The British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) has called on the Government to implement an eight point plan to reduce the rising cost of motor insurance.
Graeme Trudgill, Biba’s head of corporate affairs, told MPs at today’s (9 November 2010) Transport Select Committee inquiry that there was no market failure.
He added that signposting customers, particularly young drivers, to a source of help was also a vital part of the solution to access affordable insurance.
Mr Trudgill said: “We think the key priorities for the Government should be to introduce Continuous Insurance Enforcement, implement changes to reduce the cost of bodily injury claims
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