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According to an estimate, 515,000 people would "roll" without insurance and 4.8% of the vehicles involved in personal injuries are uninsured.
Overspeed of more than 50 km/h will now be targeted by a device that crosses radar and insurance data, a measure to reduce accidents and protect insured persons.
From now on, flashed vehicles in excess of 50 km/h will be subject to systematic insurance checks, aimed at reducing serious accidents.
_**The government is expanding the prerogatives of control devices to specifically target drivers in serious and uncovered offences.**_ The authorities are strengthening their arsenal against risky behaviour on the road. A notable technical evolution now allows automatic radars to verify, in addition to traditional offences, the safety situation of vehicles. This [...] Read more Automatic radars now attack uninsured vehicles appeared first on Le…
The French government has decided to put in place a new system for verifying the conformity of vehicle insurance with the law. But for the moment, this system will only be used for a certain type of infringement. Should we go further?
We knew the radar which punishes the excess speed. So it also becomes an insurance verification tool. The principle is simple: when a vehicle is captured by an automatic radar with an exceedance of the limit of more than 50 km/h, its data are now crossed with the national file of insured vehicles. If the name of the owner does not appear there, the double offence falls. This device, announced on Monday by the road safety delegation, does not com…
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