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Don’t Crash And Burn Your Motor Insurance Premium

• Insurance premiums could rise by over 601 per cent after an at-fault accident
• moneysupermarket.com reveals the best and worst professions for crashing

Motorists taking to the roads after an at-fault accident could see their insurance premiums hiked by over 60 per cent1, says moneysupermarket.com.

Research based on 10 million user quotes from the UK’s leading price comparison site shows bus conductors and GPs as the professions most likely to crash2. It also reveals motor insurance premiums could rise and hit consumer pockets hard as a result of having an at-fault claim.

Peter Gerrard, head of insurance research at moneysupermarket.com, said: “Being at fault in a car accident is terrifying enough for any motorist but with purse strings tightening all over the country a hike of over 60 per cent on premiums should make Brits think twice about running risks on the roads1. When an insurer risk assesses a driver, any history of accidents will no doubt mean motorists pay more.”

The research reassuringly shows driving examiners practise what they preach on the roads, with under 1.5 per cent responsible for motoring accidents. Au pairs and magistrates are also low offenders according to the research.

At the other end of the scale, bus conductors are the most likely to crash while in their own cars (almost one in six or over 16 per cent), and Brits with careers related to health and well-being are also popular culprits. GPs, speech therapists, psychologists, keep fit instructors and surgeons are all amongst the professions most prone to crash.

Peter Gerrard added: “Driving examiners are clearly used to being extra vigilant on the roads and take one of the top spots in the list of professions least likely to cause an accident - it’s encouraging that new drivers are in safe hands! Worryingly it is the healthcare professionals who seem to be releasing their work-related stress when behind the wheel.”

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