RAC reveals drop in convicted uninsured drivers, but warns IPT rise might reverse trend

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There has been a 9% fall in the total number of convictions for driving without insurance among men holding full driving licences, according to a Freedom of Information request made by the RAC to the DVLA.

The number fell from 50,454 in 2012 to 45,838 in 2014; whilst taking in full, provisional and non-licenced holders 100 323 people were convicted in 2014, which is a 6% reduction compared to 106,233 in

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