Car insurance warning
01/03/2005
Five per cent of cars on Britain's roads are uninsured, according to recent figures.
People driving without insurance pose a major headache for both the government and car insurance providers.
According to the AA, as many as one in 20 cars don't have adequate cover.
This comes as the government seeks to clamp down on uninsured drivers as part of its road safety strategy.
Uninsured drivers are thought to put around £30 on the price of every insurance premium.
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