With charges for hire cars central to the case, Auto Indemnity said becoming ABI compliant removed the uncertainty concerning rental rates because they were fixed and agreed in advance, thereby ensuring prompt claims settlement by the third party insurer.
The company believes the initiative is the start of accident management becoming regulated and chief executive Adrian Palmer said Auto Indemnity would continue to be instrumental in moving the industry forward in 'a fair and professional' manner through discussion with the ABI'.
An ABI spokesman said: 'The ABI is now keen to extend this new initiative as widely as possible and welcomes Auto Indemnity's involvement as an important player in the industry.'
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