Motor Insurers'​ Bureau (MIB)

Overview

The Motor Insurers' Bureau is a UK-based organization established in 1946. It plays a vital role in providing compensation to victims of road accidents caused by uninsured or untraced drivers. Funded by contributions from all UK insurers, it ensures that those harmed on the roads receive financial support, even when the responsible party lacks insurance.

MIB manages the Motor Insurance Database, a central record of all insured vehicles in the UK. This database supports law enforcement agencies such as the police and the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) in enforcing motor insurance laws. The organization also offers a dedicated Police Helpline and actively works to prevent fraud, contributing to overall road safety and compliance with motor insurance regulations in the UK.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +44 190 883 0001
• Website: mib.org.uk
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/motor-insurers-bureau

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Compensation fund for road accident victims
• Transport regulation enforcement
• Claims management and processing
• Law enforcement technology support
• Traffic accident compensation services
• Insurance verification and compliance
• Cloud contact center modernization
• Public safety data analytics
• Insurance fraud prevention initiatives
• Accident data management
• Driver and vehicle registration verification
• Support for untraced and uninsured drivers agreements
• UK road safety initiatives
• Risk management and regulatory compliance

Technologies Used

• Microsoft Office 365
• Outlook

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches