Drivers from the EU causing thousands of road accidents in the UK each year

Drivers from the other European states causing over 18,000 crashes annually  - 20th November 2007

Drivers from other European Union countries are increasing the number of road accidents on the UK's roads significantly according to a study by the Association of British Insurers (ABI).

The study found that over 18,000 collisions a year on the UK's roads can be attributed to drivers from the other EU states, and heavy goods vehicles from these countries are three times more likely to be involved in an road accident in Britain than ones from the UK. 

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