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Security devices link to premiums
29th August 2002, Page 10
29th August 2002
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• Trucks with better security features could soon benefit from cheaper insurance, says the Society for Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Cars are currently insured in this way, with those fitted with immobilisers receiving more favourable premiums. Now :rucks, too, could come under this system, says an SMMT spokesman.
"Manufacturers with good security features on their trucks seem keen to promote this." The spokesman adds that such manufacturers would be "rewarded" by customers who would be more likely to buy a truck which was more difficult to steal.
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