Sabre warns of driving test 'backlog' effect
Sabre has said it may be 'disproportionately' affected by a backlog of driving tests and delays in new car registrations.
In its third quarter trading update, Sabre cautioned that post-lockdown motor market policy volume recovery has been relatively slow, with a driving test slowdown potentially affecting the insurer as
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