Motor Insurers' Bureau of Ireland hoping to recover €4m from uninsured drivers involved in accidents

MIBI Chief Executive David Fitzgerald says they have invested more in their recovery operation.

Mon, 17 Feb, 2020 - 10:55

Digital Desk staff

The Motor Insurers' Bureau of Ireland says it's now aggressively pursuing uninsured drivers who fail to repay their debt.

The not-for-profit organisation compensates victims of crashes caused by uninsured drivers and in turn pursues them in the courts to recover the costs.

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