Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Police identify uninsured driving black spots

The police set their eyes on two important points in black, where the number of drivers without car insurance is more than eight times the national average.
Uninsured is worse in the West Midlands and West Yorkshire, where the cars without car insurance far above the average in other areas, depending on the motor insurers bureau (MIB).
Collars Birmingham six of the top 10 worst postcodes driving without insurance, Bradford and Manchester three.
The police are planning a crackdown on uninsured drivers, confiscating cars, wheel-clamping and fines belong.
Chief Constable Phil Gormley, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), said: "There is good progress is being made to indicate the number of vehicles driven without insurance and today there are 500,000 less than to reduce it to the streets of five years . are areas that continue to pose a challenge for supervisors.
"We know where these vehicles and on areas where we focus on the greatest influence."
Since June, the owners of cars, vans, motorcycles, motor homes and trucks with no insurance cover to remove warnings or get the vehicle off the road.
Since 2005 the application more than 750,000 insured vehicles away from the road and drive uninsured is likely to further reduce early after the introduction of continuous insurance legislation this year.
Ashton West, MIB chief executive, said: "We can not sit back and go uninsured, pay for otherwise honest motorists to continue the calculations for the injuries and damages to persons or property.
"We are determined to bring the British values ​​more in line with the rest of Western Europe and that is why the industry will be obliged to do their part so that the police vehicles that do not have insurance to identify."
Car insurance no claim that law-abiding drivers with auto insurance pays about 30 € per year to cover the cost of uninsured drivers in accidents.


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