Drivers left at risk

DRIVERS wait too long for insurance discs to arrive, while facing possible prosecution.

Drivers left at risk
Wed, 05 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

Despite technology, it can still take several days, or even weeks, for insurance documents to arrive. This can also be the case with temporary discs, designed to prevent prosecution while a full disc is issued. Insurance companies should be in a position to issue discs immediately once the premium is paid no excuses.

Maurice Fitzgerald,

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