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FAQ's Can I Claim? The other driver wasn't insured! Can I still claim?
FAQ's Can I Claim? The other driver wasn't insured! Can I still claim? | The other driver wasn't insured! Can I still claim? |
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| If the person who caused your road traffic injury turns out not to have been insured then the Motor Insurers' Bureau (MIB) can be made to pay your compensation instead, under their Uninsured Drivers Scheme. It's a complex system but we'll guide you through the maze. |
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| Road traffic was an estimated 1 percent higher compared with the period ending March 2006 |
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| Provisional estimates for the period ending March 2007 compared with the 1994 to 1998 baseline averages indicate that the number of people killed or seriously injured was 33 percent below the baseline |
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