דערווייל האבן זיי עס רידזשעקטעד. חוץ אויב עס וועט באקומען 100,000 חתימות וועלן זיי עס נאכאמאל איבערקוקן
Government responded:
The Government has no plans to change the motor insurance system to require vehicles themselves, rather than the use of a vehicle, to be insured.
There are a variety of approaches to motor insurance taken around the world, and the UK Government is not alone in requiring the use of a vehicle to be insured.
The current motor insurance system of insuring individual drivers, rather than cars, does not prevent named drivers from being added to an insurance policy for shorter or longer periods of time. This allows for friends or relatives who share a car to be included on one insurance policy.
The price of insurance depends on a range of factors, including many which are specific to the person driving; for example, driving history (whether the driver has had previous claims or unspent convictions for drink driving, for example), the use they make of the vehicle (for example, for commuting or business use), and their years of driving experience.
If insurers had to cover the vehicle itself and were not able to take driver-specific factors into account in their pricing, then the cost of insurance would likely rise for those with a good driving record and history of driving safely.
Department for Transport
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