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ABI comments on Vnuk
25/04/2022
Commenting on the passage of the Motor Vehicles (Compulsory Insurance Bill) to remove the effects of the Vnuk judgment from UK law...
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Vehicle Security Guidance
This guide gives guidance on how to keep your vehicle safe from theft by explaining...
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Increased cost of materials and labour continue to push up price of motor insurance
08/11/2023
In the third quarter of 2023, the average price of motor insurance was a record £561. Our data shows this was an increase of 29% compared to the same time last year.
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Record motor insurance payouts to keep drivers mobile
05/09/2023
Motor insurers paid out £2.5 billion in motor claims in the second quarter of 2023, up 29% on the £2 billion paid in the same quarter in 2022 according to latest ABI data published today.
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Relief for many households as the average cost of motor insurance has fallen by 5% so far this year
05/05/2022
The average price paid by motorists for their motor insurance in the first quarter of 2022 fell by 5% to its lowest level in nearly seven years, according to the ABI’s latest Motor Insurance Premium Tracker.
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Whiplash Reforms: One year on, success or failure?
23/05/2022
Ahead of the ABI’s event on Tuesday 24 May – ‘Whiplash Reforms: One year on, success or failure?’ and the first anniversary of the much-anticipated reforms, James Dalton, the ABI’s Director of General Insurance Policy, takes stock and assesses some of the impacts arising from the changes.
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FAQ
If I have comprehensive motor insurance, will this automatically cover me if my car is damaged or stolen abroad?
All UK motor insurance providers will continue to provide the legal minimum motor insurance cover for travel to EEA countries if the driver is carrying a valid Green Card. You will, therefore, not need to purchase additional third-party motor insurance cover when travelling to these countries with a UK-registered vehicle.
Fully comprehensive motor insurance provides coverage for you and your vehicle as well as other people – this is more than is provided by third-party policies.
Not all insurers will automatically extend fully comprehensive cover for travel abroad, so it is advisable to carefully read your policy documents and contact your insurer to check what aspects of your policy apply while you are driving abroad.
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Will I still be able to use my insurance to drive in other EU member states after 31 December?
Yes. All UK motor insurance providers will continue to provide the legal minimum motor insurance cover for travel to European Economic Area countries (EEA - all EU countries, plus Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein).
If you are a UK motorist, you will, therefore, not need to purchase additional third-party motor insurance policy cover when travelling to these countries with a UK-registered vehicle. You would continue to hold the same third-party cover that you do now.
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FAQ
If I have comprehensive motor insurance, will this automatically cover me if my car is damaged or stolen abroad?
All UK motor insurance providers will continue to provide the legal minimum motor insurance cover for travel to EEA countries if the driver is carrying a valid Green Card. You will, therefore, not need to purchase additional third-party motor insurance cover when travelling to these countries with a UK-registered vehicle.
Fully comprehensive motor insurance provides coverage for you and your vehicle as well as other people – this is more than is provided by third-party policies.
Not all insurers will automatically extend fully comprehensive cover for travel abroad, so it is advisable to carefully read your policy documents and contact your insurer to check what aspects of your policy apply while you are driving abroad.
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Will I still be able to use my insurance to drive in other EU member states after Brexit?
Yes. All UK motor insurance providers will continue to provide the legal minimum motor insurance cover for travel to European Economic Area countries ((EEA - all EU countries, plus Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein).
If you are a UK motorist, you will, therefore, not need to purchase additional third-party motor insurance policy cover when travelling to these countries with a UK-registered vehicle. You would continue to hold the same third-party cover that you do now.
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