Do I need to declare a speeding fine from France to my insurers?
I have just received a speeding fine from France. When I come to renew my car insurance and am shopping around for quotes do I need to declare this as it was in another country?
Asked on 17 September 2019 by Neal Jenkins
Answered by
Tim Kelly
If you have endorsements placed on your licence, then you have to notify your insurer. A fine does not put endorsements on your licence. Same if you have a driver awareness course in the UK. You only ever need to notify your insurer when a licence is endorsed.
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