Who pays for MIB?

The MIB is funded by all motor insurers. Motor insurers are only allowed to operate if they belong to the Bureau and pay a share of its costs.

The ultimate cost falls to law abiding motorists via their insurance premiums.

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Frequently Asked Questions
What about damage or injury caused by "hit & run" motorists?
How can I obtain free legal expense cover?
What is the cost of the operation of these Agreements to the individual motor policy holder?
What is the position if injury or damage is caused by stolen vehicle?
Are there any special MIB rules about a claimant's no-claim discount?
What is MIB's position where the victim has other sources of compensation available?
Can owners of, or passsengers in, uninsured vehicles claim?
Is there any limit to such compensation?
How much compensation does MIB pay?
How does MIB function?
Why was MIB formed?
What is the UK Guarantee Fund?

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30 May 2007