Insurers warn of red tape burden from EU green cards
Insurers have warned of an extra layer of bureaucracy for drivers in the form of ‘green card’ permissions to drive in Europe, if a no deal Brexit occurs.
The government released a Brexit technical paper covering insurance implications in the event of a no deal scenario.
It warned of a potential return to a ‘green card’ system, whereby drivers would
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