Rate reductions mooted as industry calls on government to follow NI lead on GDL
Pressure is building from the insurance industry on government to introduce graduated driver licensing across the rest of the UK, following the roll out of new laws for young drivers in Northern Ireland.
Within the Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill passed by the Northern Ireland Assembly this week, the introduction of a night-time curfew for young drivers carrying passengers between the hours of 11pm and
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