Dumarest
Vaquero de Alta California
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Unless you're being sarcastic about British drivers, this makes no sense unless auto insurance is strictly optional and most good drivers owners are opting not to buy it and only the bad drivers have it. Better drivers actually means higher profits as the carrier needs smaller cash reserves for claims and, in addition to income from investment, which is where insurance carriers make most of their money, they would be earning income from premiums as well, which few carriers manage from year to year. Is insurance optional there?The British are exceptionally good drivers, to the point that UK car insurance market is not actually profitable (most companies in the UK use it to diversify capital not make money).
...and how is driving on the wrong side of the road an indicator of being a good driver?