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Low mileage UK drivers are paying £180 more for cover than those that drive over 7,000 miles a year

By 2020-06-08T06:59:00

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By Miles is calling on the ABI to end what it terms the ‘low mileage penalty’

UK drivers undertaking less than 7,000 miles a year are paying £180 more on average for their car insurance compared to motorists driving further than 7,000 miles, according to new research by car insurer By Miles and aggregator MoneySuperMarket.

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