AA: Motorist support insurance law change

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AA: Motorist support insurance law change

Changes to the law which will keeping a vehicle without insurance classed as an offence is supported by the majority of motorists, according to the AA.

Plans for anyone who owns a car that is not insured or does not have a Statutory Off Road Notification to be committing a criminal offence were approved by 69 per cent of the AA members surveyed.

Motorists in the 18-24 age bracket were least likely to approve of the proposals, with just 25 per cent strongly agreeing to the measures.

Paul Watters, head of public affairs at the car insurance provider, said the police already have the powers to confiscate uninsured vehicles which are on a public highway.

However, he explained: "Under new legislation they will also have the power to issue penalties for offending vehicles that are on private land."

In October, the company reported that insurance premiums had increased by 5.6 per cent in the previous quarter, the largest increase since the British Insurance Premium Index for car and home insurance began in 1994.

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