The AA has applauded the well planned measures that target every motorist who drives without car insurance. The head of public affairs at the association, Paul Watters stated that they were extremely pleased with the measures as it would help in cracking down on the offenders.

The main mission of the AA was to target motorists who are persistent offenders and commit the crime despite several warnings. The AA has therefore issued several new warnings to such flouters of the law.

Paul Watters has however added that the AA holds some concerns about the database-type and the bureaucratic issues that could be an end result of the planned collaboration between the DVLA and the Department for Transport.

Paul has also stated that there are several people who do not receive their warning letters, pretend to be on a holiday or are indeed out of town. To avoid insuring the car many people use the £100 fine as a cheap alternative. These are some of the regular excuses that lead to motorist crime and Paul Watters wishes to act against them with complete measures.

Therefore, after the issuance of a warning letter, a fine will be further imposed on every offender who breaks the law and does not take the letter into consideration.