What’s the maximum fine for driving or riding without insurance?

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Vehicle insurance

You must have motor insurance to drive a vehicle on roads in the United Kingdom, with third party insurance being the minimum. Despite insurance being a legal requirement and the possibility of fines and/or penalty points for not having it, some people still do not get it.

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View the full official guidance on vehicle insurance on gov.uk

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