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Karl McCartney (Lincoln, Conservative)

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what the average fine was for using a motor vehicle uninsured against third-party risks by area in the latest period for which figures are available.

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Jeremy Wright (Kenilworth and Southam, Conservative)

The number of offenders fined at all courts and the average fine given for using a motor vehicle uninsured against third-party risks, by police force area in England and Wales, for 2011 can be viewed in the table as follows.

Offenders fined at all court and the average fine given for using a vehicle uninsured(1), by police force area, England and Wales, 2011(2)
Police force area Total fined Average fine (£)
Avon and Somerset 1,581 237.04
Bedfordshire 1,397 256.88
Cambridgeshire 888 251.29
Cheshire 1,911 326.87
Cleveland 678 253.35
Cumbria 829 233.38
Derbyshire 1,589 284.76
Devon and Cornwall 1,982 246.11
Dorset 1,209 299.51
Durham 1,085 228.19
Essex 2,579 290.21
Gloucestershire 807 250.69
Greater Manchester 3,793 256.86
Hampshire 2,151 253.21
Hertfordshire 2,463 290.08
Humberside 1,590 225.41
Kent 2,782 293.84
Lancashire 3,597 293.24
Leicestershire 1,219 259.91
Lincolnshire 1,288 281.86
London City of 405 335.80
Merseyside 2,378 261.65
Metropolitan Police 18,844 313.92
Norfolk 1,248 261.48
Northamptonshire 1,445 321.96
Northumbria 2,626 234.25
North Yorkshire 1,018 256.87
Nottinghamshire 1,341 265.35
South Yorkshire 2,254 235.49
Staffordshire 1,577 266.01
Suffolk 895 252.63
Surrey 1,530 294.01
Sussex 1,969 258.19
Thames Valley 1,962 270.02
Warwickshire 1,006 358.54
West Mercia 1,744 274.20
West Midlands 5,263 270.95
West Yorkshire 4,991 311.17
Wiltshire 690 294.31
Dyfed Powys 1,062 280.56
Gwent 1,122 263.84
North Wales 1,283 296.47
South Wales 3,526 241.36
England and Wales 95,597 280.34
(1) Offence used: Road Traffic Act 1988, S.143(2)—Using motor vehicle uninsured against third party risks (2) Every effort is made to ensure that the figures presented are accurate and complete. However, it is important to note that these data have been extracted from large administrative data systems generated by the courts and police forces. As a consequence, care should be taken to ensure data collection processes and their inevitable limitations are taken into account when those data are used. Source: Justice Statistics Analytical Services—Ministry of Justice

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