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Britain Young Drivers Make Less Insurance Claims than their European Counterparts

According to a research by AXA, the UK young drivers are less likely to get involved in any accident or collision than their European counterparts. The young British motorists make less insurance claims than the young drivers in Spain or France. The British motorists less than 25 years are 30% less likely to be involved in any collision or accident than the drivers in France and Spain are.

Even the German young drivers indulge 25% more in accidents than the British young drivers. The speed limit of the young British drivers is less likely to exceed on the motorway. That is why they are less prone to cause accidents then their German or French counterparts.

However, the figures also show that the young British motorists might be careful for crashes in Britain but still they are more likely to get serious injuries or even death in the road accidents than the experienced drivers in Britain are. The young British motorists are ten times more likely to indulge in any collision than the experienced British drivers are. The insurance companies in Britain are still worried by the driving of the young drivers so if you compare car insurance policies of young drivers then you will find more premiums for car insurance policies of these drivers.

According to the director of a motor insurance company, the driving abilities of the young drivers in Britain are still questionable. The drivers in Britain still drive at high risk, which results in accidents or collision. The young drivers still show dangerous driving behaviour than the experienced drivers so they need to be educated against the risks.

The British drivers might be performing better than their European neighbours might. However, the director of the insurance company still seems to be worried about the performance of the young drivers.

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