Drivers are being warned to check their car insurance policies regularly to make sure it's up to date before they get behind the wheel.
In the UK it’s illegal to drive a vehicle on a road or in a public place without at least third party insurance, but even those with comprehensive policies might receive a penalty and points on their licence if they are caught driving a vehicle with inaccurate insurance.
From getting paid for lifts to changing jobs, leasing company Leasing Options has had a look at ways you could be invalidating your car insurance without even realising.
