New UK Car Insurance Laws

Since April 2011, will be illegal to own a car in the UK that is not guaranteed, even if you do not drive or keep it on public roads unless you have a valid legislative office Off Road Notice (SORN) recorded in the driver's Agency and Vehicle Licensing (DVLA).

The new law imposed in order to prevail against more than 1 million uninsured motorists use their cars on British roads each year. With insurance costs rising every year because of the increasing number of requirements for those vehicles without third party liability insurance and a minimum of 30 pounds increased the premium on the law-abiding citizens, the government and the automobile insurance industry is finally taking the bull by the horns and address this public threat.

When a new car insurance law will come into force, every car is registered DVLA is the details of the magazine Motor Insurance Bureau (MIB) database and the owner of the vehicle not have insurance will automatically contact information can be found on the International Advisory Insurance letter ( IAL), giving them instructions to be followed to avoid anti-his actions.

Failure to obtain car insurance can lead to:

1. A fine of 100 pounds.

2. The offending vehicle detained, seized and eventually destroyed.

3. The registered owner of the accused with a maximum of £ 1,000

So do not fall under these new laws auto insurance, you must obtain a minimum liability insurance covers the vehicle registered in their name, or if the car is not currently used present Off Road legal notice to inform the DVLA staying away from the road (entrance, garage) and is not currently used or driven.

The government and the auto insurance industry hopes that these new laws drastically reduce the number of uninsured vehicles on the roads in the UK and therefore reduced insurance premiums for all law-abiding citizens the laws.