Motor offence reforms 'not tough enough' claim AA members
The vast majority of drivers surveyed by the AA believe motor offence reforms that bring the fixed penalty for driving without insurance up from £200 to £300 are not stringent enough.
A survey carried out between the AA and Populus found that 81% of the almost 20 000 AA members polled said that the £100 fixed penalty rise was not tough enough, while 71% claim that six penalty
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