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Fines for uninsured drivers better than paying their premium?

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It has been reported recently that in some cases, uninsured drivers are likely to pay less for a fine than they are for their insurance premium for the year.

Fines as small as £50.00 could be given out to uninsured drivers, meaning that for young drivers who could pay £2,500 – £3,000 a year for insurance, could be getting a better deal. Uninsured drivers are the cause of well over 100 road traffic deaths and surely the fines should be stepped up massively if paying a fine and losing their car isn’t ennough of an incentive for young drivers to buy car insurance.

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Disabled drivers struggle to get insurance

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In recent news it has been discovered that insurers are now able to refuse to give out insurance premiums to disabled drivers with overly-modified cars.

With millions of disabled drivers out there, insurers are finding ways in the legislation to disallow higher premiums to either disabled badge holders or even disabled drivers.

The way we see it is that it should not be difficult for disabled drivers to get a quote for insurance and shouldn’t be refused car insurance from any insurer. If anything they are less likely to be at risk of accident opposed to other boy racer drivers with hugely modified cars.

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