Uninsured drivers are becoming rarer

According to the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB), an estimated 1.5 million motorists in the UK drove with no insurance in 2009, compared to 1.8 million in 2005 – a drop of approximately 20%.

In a new report, the MIB also notes that drivers under the age of 21 were the least likely to be insured, with an estimated 243,000 breaking the law when they get behind the wheel – 20% of the drivers in that age group.

Further information on the report, and the MIB's 'Stay Insured' campaign, can be found on its website by clicking here...

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source: BVRLA