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28th September 2009
Recently published research has suggested that drivers in the UK choosing to purchase their motor insurance up front rather than on a monthly basis are significantly better off. Newly released figures show that motorists paying for their motor insurance p... Read >
Author: David Wilcox16th September 2009
Breakdown cover policy or insurance is becoming more popular in the UK and it’s in very high demand. Automobile Association is a major breakdown company in the UK, in fact it is among the top 20 largest UK companies overall with 13 million members.
Do ... Read >
Author: Creative SEO Content02nd September 2009
A recent report has illustrated that motorists in the UK who choose to pay for their car insurance premiums monthly are dramatically worse off than those who pay up front. The latest figures show that drivers that pay for their car insurance monthly may p... Read >
Author: David Wilcox29th July 2009
Despite Labour's recently announced ‘Scrappage Scheme', in which car owners can get a discount on a brand new vehicle due to contributions from the seller and the government itself, many UK motorists are still eager to purchase a second-hand vehicle. H... Read >
Author: MarkeD23rd July 2009
As petrol prices increase past the £1 mark, and drivers consider cheaper vehicles and cutting back on car insurance, it might seem like the days when the majority of UK motorists cared about the look and model of their vehicles are behind us. However, r... Read >
Author: MarkeD17th July 2009
Research published this month by car and van insurance specialists Confused.com shows that we are leaving billions of pounds worth of items in our vehicles - even though a car is broken into every 13 seconds in the UK.
In a survey of 2000 people, 19 pe... Read >
Author: MarkeD16th July 2009
A car insurance firm has stated that more than 400,000 a car accidents take place on UK roads. This record level of road collisions, can lead to a high level of accident claims being made.
The car insurer, Admiral has calculated there are over 420,000 ... Read >
Author: Ruth05th June 2009
On the 22nd April, as part of the 2009 budget, Cllr Alistair Darling announced the launch of a nationwide ‘scrappage scheme' in order to stimulate the floundering UK motor industry. Such incentives are not new internationally, however they do vary from... Read >
Author: MarkeD17th April 2009
Breakdown cover is becoming more popular in the UK and its in very high demand. The AA is the largest breakdown company in the UK, in fact it's in the top 20 largest UK companies overall with 13 million members.
Do you know a huge number of UK motoris... Read >
Author: Robert21st March 2009
A new study has revealed that millions of drivers are risking invalidating their car insurance policy simply because they cannot see properly.
According to research by the College of Optometrists, 20% of UK motorists aged between 35 and 55 have driven ... Read >
Author: MarkeD10th February 2009
As the UK economy falls further, the number of Brits facing increased costs by cutting back on spending is soaring by a significant amount.
Those who avoid getting their vehicles serviced in fear of the charges to repair any damages, and those opting fo... Read >
Author: Arti20th January 2009
The jury’s still out on the Government’s latest traffic jam-busting plans for Britain’s motorway network, according to a new survey.
Trials on selected motorways to use the hard shoulder as an extra lane to help ease peak time congestion have spl... Read >
Author: Autonational Rescue03rd December 2008
A common assumption by many UK motorists is that the main cost of running a car is buying the vehicle in the first place. Some drivers are therefore shocked to learn that obtaining car insurance can occasionally cost more than the value of their vehicle.... Read >
Author: Daniel Keogh23rd October 2008
Now is a more important time than ever to find ways to save money on your car insurance. If you own a car you will be more than aware of the huge costs involved in addition from rising fuel prices, maintenance to repair costs. Car insurance is now the mai... Read >
Author: John Moore21st October 2008
A new survey of UK motorists has led to calls for an effective ban on young drivers from legally driving high powered sports cars.
With the death rate for young drivers doubling in the past five years, a new call has gone out for greater restrictions o... Read >
Author: Autonational Rescue25th September 2008
Finance options for used cars vary to those that are available for a new car. In essence, financing a used car should work out as better value for money than a new model, as most of the vehicle’s depreciation has already taken place. Recent findings ... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell17th August 2008
UK motorists are being urged to stage a “go slow” this summer.
Breakdown service Autonational Rescue is making a plea for motorists to watch out for children during the school holidays.
Said Ronan Hart, Autonational Rescue’s marketing manager:... Read >
Author: Autonational Rescue12th August 2008
Recent research by the Fair Investment Company has come to the conclusion that most Brits are bargain hunters when it comes to choosing the right car insurance deal.
The study found that over 57 per cent of those UK motorists quizzed named price as th... Read >
Author: Christian Ward01st July 2008
When searching for cheap car insurance in the Uk you need to take advantage of many special deals and discounts offered to specialized groups of people like teachers, accountants, females and others.
Many insurance companies attract clients like teache... Read >
Author: mariane20th May 2008
It is thought that more than two million UK motorists are escaping prosecution despite driving cars that are untaxed and uninsured; with this number only set to rise.
Figures discovered by the Conservative party transport department, showed that the n... Read >
Author: Phil 20th May 2008
Traveller’s who are thinking of hiring rental vehicles whilst they are abroad, are being urged to check exactly what cover their car insurance provides.
The warning comes in the wake of one British holidaymaker who was involved in two minor accidents... Read >
Author: Phil 18th April 2008
Many UK motorists would suggest that warranty prices have been priced too highly for far too long. Recent changes within the industry mean that we should all begin to pay less for our warranty deals.
To understand what effect these changes will have, w... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett17th April 2008
There are some things in life that we know that we should do, but we sometimes struggle to face. We may make up excuses not to carry out a task, either because we view it as being too difficult, or simply too dull.
The latter applies to the issue of ca... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett28th March 2008
Considering there is an estimated three million UK motorists set to take their cars abroad this year, its pretty shocking to hear that 17.2 million Brits have admitted to not knowing if their car insurance will cover them whilst they are there.
When t... Read >
Author: Liam Gerken08th October 2007
About the closest I've ever got to tinted windows was the 'sun strip' across the windscreen of my dad's old Volvo.Thankfully, it didn't have my parent's names etched into it, but it certainly wasn't a 'cool' feature. Instead it was practical and very sens... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer11th April 2007
A staggering 3.7 million* motorists – 12% of the drivers on UK roads - would ask a relative or friend to take speed camera penalty points for them if they were facing a driving ban, a new nationwide poll by Ipsos MORI on behalf of Swinton has revealed. ... Read >
Author: Swinton corporate30th January 2007
NEARLY 4 MILLION DRIVERS WOULD SWAP PENALTY POINTS
A staggering 3.7 million* motorists – 12% of the drivers on UK roads - would ask a relative or friend to take speed camera penalty points for them if they were facing a driving ban, a new nationwid... Read >
Author: Swinton corporate14th April 2006
In 2005, NCAP commissioned a Europe wide MORI survey to identify the part played by safety in fluencing car buying decisions.
Those surveyed were asked to consider the most important aspects influencing their decisions once they'd found the right typ... Read >
Author: Ralph Spence
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