Claims could surge as lockdown sees UK driving standards slip

Bad Driving

British motorists let their driving standards slip during lockdown, according to new research

British motorists let their driving standards slip during lockdown, with new research revealing a surge in bad driving habits whilst the roads were less busy.

A survey of 2,003 British motorists carried out by Motoring Offence Lawyers found that more than half (52%) of UK drivers admitted to speeding during lockdown, with some 47% saying they believe the roads have been safer recently due to the lower levels of traffic.

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