Vehicle damage claims drop following Welsh speed limit law
Wales has seen a 20% drop in vehicle damage claims since the implementation of a nationwide 20mph speed limit, according to Esure.
Wales was one of the first countries in the world to introduce legislation for a default 20mph speed limit in September 2023.
This followed promising early results from the trial sites in 2022 showing
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