How do I know if my car is insured UK?

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The easiest way to find out if your car is insured is to check your registration number against the Motor Insurance Database (MID). This is a national register of all the cars insured in the UK. The search is free, with a small fee for additional details like the insurance provider’s name and general policy details. Dec 23, 2021

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