Motorists are being warned about new laws which take effect in spring and mean they must have car insurance unless the DVLA has been notified their car is off-road.

David Evans, DVLA’s Corporate Affairs Director, highlighted the reasons for the changes, as he said that uninsured drivers are a “menace” on the roads, increasing “honest” motorists’ premiums by around £30.

The Motor Insurers’ Bureau (MIB) and the DVLA are stressing the importance of car insurance by distributing information with v11 tax renewal forms.

The change in law is a stepping up of enforcement activity, so that not only those vehicles driven without insurance will be caught.

A registered keeper must make sure that their vehicle is insured all the time.

the DVLA and MID will be automatically checking to make sure levels of uninsured cars are brought down.

 

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