According to a survey by price comparison site moneysupermarket.com 1 in 7 British drivers admit to driving without car insurance. Other surprising findings by the website include the revelation that 15% of motorists said they have driven a car in the past which they were not insured to drive and a further 6% of those questioned had driven their own vehicle without insurance.

“Anyone who drives without car insurance, no matter how short the distance and whether it’s their car or someone else’s is breaking the law.” Richard Mason, the director of insurance at moneysupermarket.com has warned. The study also revealed that men were twice more likely to break the law by driving without insurance than women. If any of these people had been caught driving without car insurance they would have faced a £200 fine, might have had their car confiscated and would have got 6 points on their license.

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