Over 100 cars have been seized and held by police in South Yorkshire after they were found to be uninsured.
Between 10-17 November, 106 vehicles were seized by officers as part of a collaboration with the Motor Insurers’ Bureau, according to South Yorkshire Police.
A force spokesperson said uninsured drivers were more likely to be involved in criminality.
Roads Policing Sgt Martyn Micklethwaite said: “People see driving without insurance as a victimless crime, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Lives are put at risk, as those who are willing to drive without insurance are more likely to take greater risks and be involved in fatal and serious collisions.”