I got fined for driving in a bus lane - do I need to notify my insurer?
I was picked up on camera driving in a bus lane and fined £60. Does this count as a conviction and do I have to inform my insurance company?
Asked on 23 July 2017 by Pamela W
Answered by
Tim Kelly
A conviction is when you get points on your license, if you do not get points then it is not a conviction. You would not need to notify your insurer as a result.
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