MotorQuoteDirect: Insurance Costs and Whiplash Claims Discussed at Summit [Manufacturing Close – Up]
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Last week insurance bosses met with the Prime Minister,
According to a release on
Furthermore, the Transport Secretary,
The summit therefore discussed ways in which the number of personal injury claims made every year could be reduced. The idea being that this would halt the inflation of insurance premiums in tandem. It is thought that so many whiplash claims are made due to an absence of medical diagnosis. This results in fraudulent whiplash injury claims.
Insurers now want measures to be adopted similar to those in
MotorQuoteDirect offer a range of car insurance services, such as any driver car insurance, car insurance for learner drivers, student car insurance and performance car insurance amongst others.
More information:
http://www.motorquotedirect.co.uk
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