The government will tighten the rules on car insurance to reduce claims for whiplash and bring the cost of premiums down, David Cameron is to say.
As he hosts a meeting in Downing Street with insurance, consumer and business groups, the prime minister will say he wants to stop "trivial claims".
Insurers say whiplash claims cost their industry £2 billion a year and add £90 to the average annual bill.
They want to see a minimum speed below which a whiplash claim can be rejected.
Number 10 said Britain had become "the whiplash capital of Europe", with 1,500 claims a day for even the most minor accidents.
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