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Speed cameras
Despite speed cameras only being launched 13 years ago, 92 per cent of those receiving motoring convictions in the last two years are for speeding and fines can be as much as £2500 for a first time offence. First reading of the bill occurred on 11 January 2006. 0.16 x 33,809,493 = 5,409,518. Read more...
Dishonest Drivers
"We come across cases every day where people have withheld an appalling driving history and we find out about it when we access shared databases with other insurers, or when a customer fills in a licence history mandate." The penalties for non-disclosure of claims and convictions can range from having to pay additional premium to complete cancellation of the policy in more serious cases. This is known as 'fronting'. 150 Read more...
Rush and crash hours
In the last five years, 185 traffic flows have risen by 7% during this time* and drivers in an ICM poll for esure agreed:. *** ICM Research interviewed a random selection of 1009 adults aged 18+, by telephone between 16th and 17th February 2005. Mike Pickard, Head 185 of Risk and Underwriting at esure, said:. Read more...
New Driver Disorder
From the traffic jam coming back into your 188 car. The research by Direct Line additionally identifies the UK roads which experience heavy traffic and where motorists are most likely to suffer TSS. The impact of these symptoms along with the Direct Line research reveal a shocking picture of the full extent of TSS on driver behaviour. Read more...