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Insurers admit ‘black box’ data may be handed to police care of the telegraph

By Tim Kelly 11th November 2014 No Comments

Data shown to the Telegraph shows 10m drivers regularly break the 30mph limit – as insurers admit data from ‘black boxes’ may be surrendered
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/insurance/motorinsurance/11217690/Insurers-admit-black-box-data-may-be-handed-to-police.html

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Insurers admit ‘black box’ data may be handed to police care of the telegraph

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