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Uninsured driving creates a vicious cycle for insurers

Two cars in a crash

From compensation payments to lengthy legal disputes, the Forum of Insurance Lawyers’ Emma Fuller and Sarah Cartlidge unpick how uninsured motorists are creating costs that ripple across the market.

Driving without insurance remains a major issue on UK roads, despite strict legal requirements and penalties. 

Last year, according to the Motor Insurers’ Bureau, nearly 160,000 uninsured cars were

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