Pointed drivers no longer automatically the sanctions Swinton as a result of the increase in the number of motorists now saddled with penalty points. I move reflects a change in attitude by the motor insurance industry, as the number of motorists said top 6 million *.
With in 6000 speed cameras on our roads has been catching more than 2 million speeders every year, and driving while using a mobile phone is now worth three points driver, the license becomes impeccable rare.
Swinton announced he had seen a 12% increase in the number of drivers from looking for a cheaper motor insurance in 2006 - and as a result created a special unit to deal with this increasing demand. Swinton specialist was launched earlier this year for the drivers of import, modify and high-performance motors. The division is also in the treatment of drivers with penalty points, and already there is a high volume calls.
Neil Ackinclose, head of Swinton CASCO specialist, explained: " Over the past few years we have witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of penalty points for drivers requesting insurance. Several years ago, insurers would assume that a driver with six or more points on their licenses is reckless driver, but this is not necessarily case.
" A YouGov survey for 2006 estimated that 16% of drivers now indicates their license. As this number continues to grow - with some assessment of the actual number of drivers said to be in the region of 10 million - the insurance companies have to recognize that the issues alone can no longer be used as a criterion for the driver evaluation.
" Here, we created Swinton Swinton specialist - a special unit to deal with non-standard motor insurance - where drivers with any number of points, are considered on an individual basis. We expect to complete driving history and seeks to find meaning policies in the light of each vehicle owner, regardless of the vehicle ".
Any driver interested in talks with Swinton specialist should call 0800 781 8400. sandy adelaida
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