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29th September 2009
There are many different aspects that are taught during defensive driving training.
They range from simple techniques, such as slowing down when approaching a stationary school bus, to more advanced techniques that teach the driver to control a vehicle... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Motorists from Ireland who are keen to reduce the costs of running their vehicles ought to look for car insurance policies that can protect their no claims bonuses. Research has shown that the number of Irish drivers who are deciding to claim on their mot... Read >
Author: Rochelle28th September 2009
A cluttered car can be a nightmare, especially if you have young children, but every driver knows that certain things must be kept in your vehicle at all times. Certain elements are for in case of emergency, others are legal documents that you may need to... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell23rd September 2009
For many, there are few things to be cherished when it comes to sourcing and renewing car insurance, endless internet sprawling combined with unrelenting monthly or yearly payouts being the two aspects which cast a negative and troublesome light over the ... Read >
Author: Admin16th September 2009
Most road-users are involved in accidents at some time or another, and it is worth noting what to do if it happens to you. Whether you are driving in the UK or in a hire car on holiday, it is worth remembering the following:
1. Accident pack
... Read >
Author: Adrian Vultur11th September 2009
I’ve been sharing tips on how you can get cheaper car insurance rates in most of my articles. This one is no different. My focus here will be on a skill that will help you lower your rates. It may require some serious time investment. However, it is wel... Read >
Author: shinyumi04th September 2009
Cheap car insurance premiums can be difficult to source at the best of times. If you're a young driver it's even more difficult. Below are a few tips to help you reduce the cost of your car insurance premiums. Cheap car insurance for young drivers in the ... Read >
Author: Trent Griffin03rd September 2009
Uninsured drivers are costing the insurance industry millions of euros every year in claims resulting in premium costs having to rise to make up for the shortfall created by these law breakers.
As people struggle financially during the recession, it m... Read >
Author: Rochelle27th August 2009
An accident can strike you at any point of your life regardless of what you are or which location you are in. Most of the accidents are caused by negligence and are mostly avoidable if taken enough care. But none of these arguments can pacify us when we ... Read >
Author: annorasmith25th August 2009
Audis have an excellent reputation for reliability. The used Audi cars are always in demand and the new A4 seems among the most solid the manufacturer has built. The Audi A4 is traditionally one of the top 30 most reliable cars of the past decade, accordi... Read >
Author: richy23rd August 2009
Mass flow is estimated that 20,000 people came to the road along the road Ciawi in regard to follow enliven HUT RI 64, Monday (17 / 9). The event was held after the ceremony that took place in the solemn
square Ciawi was followed by a full mass with joy... Read >
Author: cecep sa22nd August 2009
If you are the sort of person who is always getting lost but doesn’t want to fork out hundreds of pounds on a Sat Nav there is a cheaper alternative that has recently been released on the iPhone.
TomTom, one of the major satellite navigation compani... Read >
Author: Dan Collins19th August 2009
Consider a defensive driving course Texas drivers are familiar with. Originally designed to improve "behind the wheel" skills of those who received a traffic ticket, or were directed by the court system to undergo an additional driver's training. Where sa... Read >
Author: samness18th August 2009
The roar of the engine, the wind in your hair – there’s nothing quite so liberating as riding your motorbike.
Accidents do happen on the road though, and sadly an average of 2,400 motorcycle crashes are reported each year in NSW alone. These cra... Read >
Author: Rhonda Prentice31st July 2009
The state of California has one of the strictest laws when in it comes to helmet use. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), the state requires all riders and passengers, regardless of their age, to wear helmet every time they ri... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group31st July 2009
How much time do you devote to maintaining your motorcycle trailer?
Maintaining motorcycle trailers is critical for both your safety and the safety of other road users.
Also, spending a little time going over aspects of your motorcycle trailers mo... Read >
Author: MarkAmes29th July 2009
You may have already noticed that rare breed of car which travels around with its lights on permanently. No, this is not because the driver does know the difference between day and night, but because the car has been designed to incorporate day time runni... Read >
Author: Rochelle25th July 2009
You slip under the seat belt on spotting a cop on the road, step up the accelerator, throw caution to the winds and let your kids use the backseat as their playground. The red light, you feel, were made to be jumped and side mirrors only for the show.
I... Read >
Author: Mohnish23rd July 2009
Roads present a dangerous challenge, especially when you have to cope with icy roads, bad weather and increased congestion caused by seasonal holiday traffic, not to mention the reckless behaviour of drivers who may have been drinking alcohol or distracte... Read >
Author: ErnestoB21st July 2009
Getting a traffic ticket is inevitable especially when you own a car. Traffic violations are committed when people tend to forget traffic rules or are simply in hurry. These traffic tickets can be nuisance and it can be a hassle to fix.
A traffic tick... Read >
Author: Ticket Bust19th July 2009
The Ottawa lawyers at Auger Hollingsworth are often concerned about the threat to motorcyclists on the road. Let's face it, when it is car vs. motorcycle, motorcycle loses. A recent Canadian poll reveals interesting information about Canadians' percept... Read >
Author: Auger Hollingsworth Law Firm17th July 2009
The tyres on your van are the only point of contact your vehicle has on the road below. Their condition can have a significant impact on the safety of your journey, as well as subsidiary factors, such as your van insurance. Keeping your tyres in prime con... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer02nd July 2009
The most exciting part of having RC car is by joining a car racing game. Kids and Adults enjoy playing RC car racing game on off-road or on-road tracks. But before you join the race there are steps you need to take to prepare for that competitive car game... Read >
Author: Kermit Browning28th June 2009
Motorcycles riders are probably the group of road users who are most at risk of injury and accident while on the roads. This is due to the nature of the rider being very exposed while on the motorcycle and not protected as he or she would be in a car. Thi... Read >
Author: articlelink01@gmail.com28th June 2009
The HID in Xenon HID headlights stands for High Intensity Discharge, and from that you should be able to tell what Xenon HID headlights are all about. Xenon HID headlights make use of a relatively new technology that has only recently been gaining popular... Read >
Author: articlelink01@gmail.com26th June 2009
Mitsubishi has its roots in producing commercial vehicles for its home market of Japan. Its current selection of vehicles, which include cars, trucks and SUVs, tend to offer above-average performance and style.
The HID lights designed for Mitsubishi are ... Read >
Author: najeeb19th June 2009
Large numbers of people are struggling to make ends meet at the moment, as the economic downturn continues. Opinion varies in regards to how long the recession will continue, but the hardest hit need to use every means possible to save money as it goes o... Read >
Author: freedgabriel12th June 2009
Safe driving is important for not only your own safety but the other road users and pedestrians. We take lessons and a driving test to make sure that our driving skills are up to scratch and we don’t develop bad habits.
The number one rule of drivi... Read >
Author: Phil Adams-Wright10th June 2009
When it comes to cleaning, commercial steam cleaners are the most efficient, effective, and fast method for removing a host of substances from most surfaces. Steam cleaners are so successful in their cleaning efforts due to their use of high temperature v... Read >
Author: Lauren Zwiebel05th June 2009
When your car breaks down it is important not to panic, keeping calm and a clear head is imperative to make sure you follow the necessary steps to contact someone for help and ensure the safety of other road users. By following these easy steps, you will ... Read >
Author: Eugene Henry04th June 2009
You have most probably heard about the wonderful benefits of having Xenon HID (High Intensity Discharge) headlamps in your car, and you might be thinking about obtaining a HID kit to convert the headlamps of your own car. While it is true that Xenon HID h... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com03rd June 2009
An initiative could help to make newly-qualified drivers safer and cut their motor insurance premiums.
As you take to the road for the first time as a younger motorist you may like to back-up your skills by taking part in an assessment designed to cut ... Read >
Author: Rochelle19th May 2009
1. You may not always be in love and happy.
Right now, you're in love, you're getting married, and the birds are singing and life is wonderful. You probably can't imagine being without your spouse to be. But think back over your life – do we, as humans... Read >
Author: mgordon18th May 2009
Car accidents are an ever present danger for the millions of British road users and protecting yourself from the carelessness of other drivers is to be expected. However a new report that has appeared in the national press has revealed a shocking number o... Read >
Author: Darrell15th May 2009
A road traffic accident can occur at any time and may involve any number of road users, from motorists to cyclists and pedestrians. The type of road traffic accident you may be involved in also varies; you may find yourself involved in a hit and run accid... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan15th May 2009
When you’re young and have your first car you forget automotive safety and become keen on tuning the engine for maximum performance because you are interested in discovering just how much you can get out of the machine. That’s natural and it’s heal... Read >
Author: sentinal48615th May 2009
When you’re young and have your first car you forget automotive safety and become keen on tuning the engine for maximum performance because you are interested in discovering just how much you can get out of the machine. That’s natural and it’s heal... Read >
Author: sentinal48612th May 2009
Research has consistently shown that motorcyclists are more likely to suffer from severe injuries as a result of a road accident compared to other motorists.
According to the Department for Transport, 10 per cent of all accidents involve motorcyclists,... Read >
Author: Arti12th May 2009
Birmingham City Centre could be seeing drastic changes to its streetscapes as a result of plans to remove traffic lights, kerbs, railings, speed limits and warning signs in order to cut accident rates. The idea for the so-called “naked streets” comes... Read >
Author: Neil Worrall - Camps Solicitors12th May 2009
Tomorrow marks two years since the first United Nations Global Road Safety week held on 23-27 April 2007. The road safety week was called for by the United Nations to reflect the startling statistic that nearly 1.2 million people around the world are kil... Read >
Author: Neil Worrall - Camps Solicitors05th May 2009
To get the best deal on your car insurance premium you are advised to drive as safely as possible and avoid breaking speed limits, new research indicates.
If you break speed limits you may find that you risk paying more for your car insurance policy. T... Read >
Author: Rochelle05th May 2009
A helmet commonly refers to a kind of protective headgear usually used by motorcycle riders. The main aim of a helmet is to provide safety and safeguard the riders head in an accident. Nowadays advance helmets offer additional conveniences like, ventilat... Read >
Author: sportsbike05th May 2009
Malta is one of the most popular tourist destinations for summer holidays and Malta car hire is affordable and practical. Driving around Malta in your own transport allows you take benefit of the fact that the island offers a lot of places of interest in ... Read >
Author: Edward Penza30th April 2009
They have been used in Asian countries for years but could rickshaws be a viable option on Britains streets. After all, traffic and polution are getting worse all the time. People powered transport could certainly get people around a city centre effectiv... Read >
Author: Allied29th April 2009
A parish council in Essex UK wants potholes to be left unfilled so that they act as a traffic calming measure to slow down passing motorists. The parish councillors in the Navesotck area have created controversy by refusing to notify Essex County Council... Read >
Author: Neil Worrall - Camps Solicitors29th April 2009
Bad news for motorists and pedestrians in Scotland and the North of England; a study of compensation claims for motor vehicle damage has revealed a north-south divide in the state of Britain’s roads. Five of the top 10 worst areas for axle and suspensi... Read >
Author: Neil Worrall - Camps Solicitors26th April 2009
There is no doubting the popularity and ever growing demand for HID xenon lights. Where they were once an expensive option on new prestige vehicles, they are now being offered as standard fitment on many mainstream cars, and it is easy to see why.The int... Read >
Author: Jo Alexander26th April 2009
Passing your driving test is an exhilarating feeling. After all of the stress and worry of preparing for he test you can now relax and enjoy your own personal freedom on the open road. However you must remember that in terms of driving experience you ar... Read >
Author: Jo Alexander22nd April 2009
When one goes on a bike ride, a vision of calm and nature usually comes to mind. However, for keen biker Ian Davis, 49, cycling meant tackling paths not full of green grass but of potholes and personal injury.
Davis’ tyres were not the only things l... Read >
Author: catherine22nd April 2009
The number of young people who are involved in serious car accidents each year has long been a worrying statistic for governments across the world. According to figures released by the World Health Organisation there are nearly 400,000 people under the a... Read >
Author: Darrell17th April 2009
You should make sure your graphic design is a specialist in the individual type of design that you require, whether that be posters, leaflets, brochures or logo design this will then ensure the person understands all complications involved with each produ... Read >
Author: Spot Biddle10th April 2009
Motorcycles are admired by many people, from enthusiasts who own more than one bike, to those for whom getting their first bike is like a distant dream. Which bikes people choose to own is a matter of personal taste, but no matter which you prefer, your ... Read >
Author: freedgabriel09th April 2009
Motorcycles are considered by many people the ideal way to travel, and are a symbol of freedom to some. To others they may just more affordable than a car. No matter why you decide you wish to own a motorbike, your safety and the safety of others should... Read >
Author: freedgabriel09th April 2009
Looking for a destination with a difference? Then pack your car and head to Poland
Getting started
A country rich in history, Poland’s turbulent past and influences from East and West make it a fascinating travel destination. The flip side is that... Read >
Author: MarkeD02nd April 2009
Poor weather conditions are the main attribute to the increasing claims of accidents. This is because
most drivers and pedestrians fall victims of these accidents during this time.
The weather is chilly making the drivers distracted because they a... Read >
Author: Veronica Jewell31st March 2009
Auto insurance is a complete must for all the drivers. Auto insurance provides third party coverage and has emerged as a legal requirement. The Road Traffic Act of 1988 states that every motorist needs to have at least basic most level of insurance. This ... Read >
Author: Alien31st March 2009
A six-month trial by Staffordshire County Council has seen a dramatic fall of 58 per cent involving young drivers performing high-risk driving manoeuvres out on the roads.
The trial which saw 40 young drivers have a device fitted to their car that coul... Read >
Author: Rochelle28th March 2009
A new Japanese survey has shown that 1 in 6 suffering from dementia has caused a car accident of some degree since they were diagnosed with the condition. The survey carried out by the Japanese Psychogeriatric Society comes amid concerns in the country th... Read >
Author: seamus27th March 2009
To begin with, traffic signs or more commonly known as road signs, are those colorful signs usually erected alongside road networks to impart particular information to road users especially motorists.
Since the ages of Roman dominance in Europe and be... Read >
Author: zander smith27th March 2009
To begin with, traffic signs or more commonly known as road signs, are those colorful signs usually erected alongside road networks to impart particular information to road users especially motorists.
Since the ages of Roman dominance in Europe and be... Read >
Author: zander smith27th March 2009
The dream of owning a motorcycle is one shared by many the world over. Some start learning to ride as soon as they are old enough, and some wait until they are experienced road users in another vehicle. Choosing the right motorcycle is very important. ... Read >
Author: freedgabriel23rd March 2009
Depending on whereabouts you live, you may have a great deal of experience driving in the rain, or very little. The amount of time you have spent on the road in general is also a factor as with driving, experience is hugely important. Driving in heavy r... Read >
Author: freedgabriel17th March 2009
The humble automobile has certainly been one of the greatest inventions in the history of mechanics. It transformed the way people live their lives, and the 20th century was, for the most part, a far more liberated period compared to the previous century.... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan17th March 2009
Caring for your vehicle is extremely important. The majority of people are quite attached to their car, whether it is an older style or a state of the art sports car. There are of course much more important reasons to care for your car – the safety of... Read >
Author: freedgabriel11th March 2009
Ever since Radio 2 DJ Sarah Kennedy coined the phrase “White Van Man” in 1997, drivers of these ubiquitous commercial vehicles have been tarnished with a reputation that precedes them wherever they drive.
Hearing the phrase “White Van Man” inst... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer11th March 2009
If you use your van everyday it can quickly become cluttered up with unnecessary tools, and equipment, which slows you down. Your van is your workplace, so keeping a well organised and secure space will help you to be more organised and productive and wil... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th March 2009
If you and your spouse suffer from horrible snoring, You are not alone. According to a report on BBC Breakfast television this morning, 5 Mar 09, 25% of people snore. Snoring can pose a serious threat to your relationship. Staying awake night after night... Read >
Author: gogetter10th March 2009
Driving Instructor Courses are now booming day by day. The demand of the profession is rising and the present generation is very much interested in this profession. To be a driving instructor one has to undergo Driving Instructor Courses. The would-be dri... Read >
Author: Christopher10th March 2009
If your business relies on a fleet of drivers, knowing where they are at any given time is an essential part of the day to day running of your organisation. By installing your fleet vehicles with Vehicle Tracking Systems, you can be certain of the exact l... Read >
Author: clickthrough09th March 2009
Young drivers were exposed to horrific sights and accounts from people who have been involved in road accidents, during an intensive two-day road safety event.
Organised by the Fire Service, ‘Surviving Driving’ featured talks from experts and moto... Read >
Author: Rochelle06th March 2009
If you are a motorist with little experience of driving in adverse weather conditions you could be putting yourself at risk of making a car insurance claim, recent research indicates. Trade bodies recently stepped forward to offer tips on safer driving f... Read >
Author: Rochelle20th February 2009
The recent heavy snowfall over many regions of the UK has made a severe impact to all Brits across the country.
With thousands of schools and businesses closed, and with none of the London busses in operation, what used to be the busy streets of London, ... Read >
Author: Arti19th February 2009
When you choose your automobile there are often certain reasons why you select a particular make and model. Maybe the look of the car sold it to you, or the performance. Maybe it just comes down to how many dollars you have available at the time of purc... Read >
Author: freedgabriel18th February 2009
Almost all drivers today have grown up in a car culture. A huge number of adults have their own car or truck that they use on a regular basis. No matter whether you choose an SUV, smaller vehicle or muscle car, driving safely is an area that needs to be... Read >
Author: freedgabriel10th February 2009
The rapid rise in the price of petrol, as well as other motoring costs, has come as a severe blow to most of us. However this is nothing new to young drivers, who have suffered from the high cost of car insurance for years. Statistics confirm that young d... Read >
Author: michael challiner09th February 2009
Research from the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) has revealed that age, inexperience and gender are the factors the impact most on the safety of young drivers.
Motorists under the age of 20 years old are more at risk of being involved in a car ... Read >
Author: Rochelle03rd February 2009
With Britain’s roads becoming ever more congested, it is not surprising that the number of traffic accidents is constantly increasing. Many drivers seem to ignore to the Government’s efforts to warn them about the perils of dangerous driving, which is... Read >
Author: Rochelle03rd February 2009
With Britain’s roads becoming ever more congested, it is not surprising that the number of traffic accidents is constantly increasing. Many drivers seem to ignore to the Government’s efforts to warn them about the perils of dangerous driving, which is... Read >
Author: Rochelle02nd February 2009
At least six per cent of drivers in the UK are uninsured, forcing every law-abiding motorist pay an extra of £30 per year on their car insurance premiums. In total, by evading car insurance, which is clearly an offence, honest drivers are made to pay £5... Read >
Author: Musa Aliyu01st February 2009
In spite of the credit crunch and gloomy predictions that ushered in the year, events are beginning to work in favour of some lucky ones, including van insurance customers, who like car drivers, have just been offered a cheaper deal by a leading UK insure... Read >
Author: Musa Aliyu01st February 2009
In spite of the credit crunch and gloomy predictions that ushered in the year, events are beginning to work in favour of some lucky ones, including van insurance customers, who like car drivers, have just been offered a cheaper deal by a leading UK insure... Read >
Author: Musa Aliyu01st February 2009
Van drivers who insist on not taking out insurance are on the governments radar under new proposals revealed.
Those who drive without insurance will need to frantically check their rear view mirrors as the government have revealed that a major crackdow... Read >
Author: Darren01st February 2009
Leading road safety campaigners and the Police have expressed dismay at the results of the Christmas crackdown on drink driving in England and Wales. According to figures released by police this week, nearly 300 people per day were arrested over the perio... Read >
Author: Darell Joyce01st February 2009
Leading road safety campaigners and the Police have expressed dismay at the results of the Christmas crackdown on drink driving in England and Wales. According to figures released by police this week, nearly 300 people per day were arrested over the perio... Read >
Author: Darell Joyce30th January 2009
For far too long, drunk driving in South Africa has largely been ignored by the authorities and has claimed literally thousands of lives of both drivers and pedestrians over the years. This season, however, the powers-to-be have beefed up their presence o... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid30th January 2009
The beginning of this week saw bus lanes in London, open up to motorcyclists. From the 5th January motorbikes had been granted access to main route bus lanes in the capital. This may be of interest to motorbike insurance customers.
The adoption of this... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob30th January 2009
The beginning of this week saw bus lanes in London, open up to motorcyclists. From the 5th January motorbikes had been granted access to main route bus lanes in the capital. This may be of interest to motorbike insurance customers.
The adoption of this... Read >
Author: Ruth Jacob28th January 2009
Winters bring some of the worst weather conditions for road users in many countries. Rain, wind, fog, ice and even snow are hazards that drivers will have to endure while navigating the roads at this dark time of the year.
Research shows that most accid... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th January 2009
It is law in this country, as specified by the Road Traffic Act, that all road users are covered by a certain minimum level of insurance. If there is an incident involving you, another person if they were driving your vehicle or the registered owner of th... Read >
Author: michael challiner16th December 2008
For many people across the globe, the UK is pretty much synonymous with bad weather. And considering its proximity to sunshine havens such as Spain, Portugal and the Mediterranean coast, it probably is fair to say that few tourists ever venture to the UK ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane02nd December 2008
As the cold and wet winter months approach now is a good time to check the condition of your car tyres. Car tyres are the only point of contact between your vehicle and the road. Any signs of wear or damage will decrease the performance of your tyres and ... Read >
Author: James02nd December 2008
Knowing exactly where your drivers� are at any one time has other multiple advantages in terms of analysing how your business is running in a very exact way and can even allow you to direct operations on a moment-to-moment basis. If for example a custom... Read >
Author: clickthrough02nd December 2008
Too many people are seriously injured or killed or on our roads each year in accidents involving drink-driving. It is currently estimate that around 3,000 people are killed or seriously injured each year on our roads in collisions where one or both of the... Read >
Author: michael challiner17th November 2008
It is so lucky that our rich and famous celebrities and even the not so rich and famous has been/wannabe celebs possess superhuman powers that allow them to drive drunk, speed and commit all kinds of motoring offences that we mere mortals are not capable ... Read >
Author: darrell.j.freeman@gmail.com12th November 2008
Driving at night carries with it a different set of risks to motoring during daylight hours and even experienced drivers can encounter difficulties if they are not fully prepared.
Indeed, the first thing to get right is the use of lights. Not only are ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton10th November 2008
It is no secret that driving can be dangerous and it only takes one mistake to find yourself in real danger. It is all too easy to allow a level of complacency to set in if you have been driving for years without incident, but one lapse in judgment is all... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane30th October 2008
Nobody wants to be involved in a traffic accident, especially when you could be transporting up to 16 other people in a minibus.
This article identifies three ways of minimising the chance of an accident and therefore saving you money on your minibus i... Read >
Author: James21st October 2008
For some bizarre reason British and American celebrities seem to believe that the rules of the road do not apply to them. There never seems to be a week that passes when some popstar or A list celeb doesn’t appear on the front page of the tabloids profe... Read >
Author: darrell.j.freeman@gmail.com21st October 2008
A relaxing drink at lunch time, in the evenings or at the weekend is great. But when excess takes over from moderation, what are the dangers - or are there any dangers at all?
Well the statistics unfortunately don't lie - The World Health Organisation ... Read >
20th October 2008
With over thirty million cars estimated to be on the UK roads alone, space has never been so much of an issue as it is for road-users in the 21st century. Indeed, more and more people are turning to two-wheeled transport as a means of beating the heavy co... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins29th September 2008
Following one of the first ever recorded car-related deaths, the coroner was quoted as saying he hoped that such a thing would never happen again.
However, ever since that ill-fated day in London in August 1896, when a Mrs Bridget Driscoll became one... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell24th September 2008
We all love the sunshine, but we’re not always that well prepared for coping with it when it does finally arrive. This is especially the case when it comes to driving. No matter what age your car is and how well equipped it is to handle hot weather,... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell09th September 2008
Your car has numerous signals. These signals allow you to tell other road users (vehicles and pedestrians) what you intend to do. They are a means of communication between fellow road users. Whenever you are driving you should always be on the look out fo... Read >
Author: viddy5509th September 2008
It has been established that 65% of South African road users are not insured. There are many reasons why someone would choose not to insure their vehicle. Perhaps they do not even have a choice in the matter, in the respect that they cannot afford any ext... Read >
Author: Andries Malan08th September 2008
Riding a motorbike is even more dangerous than driving a car, as you have less outer protection and are much less visible to other road users. Whereas windy or rainy conditions provide only a slight hindrance to car users, bikers can be seriously affected... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer05th September 2008
The credit crunch and fuel prices have rarely been out of the news recently. When you combine this with the stark environmental warnings regarding CO2 emissions, it puts motorists under more pressure, both in terms of finance and conscience.
Clearly... Read >
Author: pmcindoe05th September 2008
Did you know that the reason that women’s car insurance is lower is because that over 92% of driving offences are done by men. Also, 98% of convictions for dangerous driving are done by men.
It’s been proven that women drive slower and are more co... Read >
Author: Jennifer Quirk04th September 2008
The MinibusClub.co.uk provides a useful guide for driving a minibus. In this article I have selected their top 10 tips for driving safely. Some may seem obvious but they are all worth mentioning. As a minibus driver you are ultimately responsible for your... Read >
Author: James03rd September 2008
People are so used to the act of driving that they rarely, if ever, consider the potential disasters that can strike once you get behind the wheel. Surprisingly most accidents do not happen on long journeys that we prepare for in advance making sure that ... Read >
Author: darrell.j.freeman@gmail.com20th August 2008
In this article we aim to explain what personal injury and litigation means in the legal world. We will break down personal injury litigation into two general categories, negligence and intentional or as it is known in the legal world, torts. Torts is a f... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer19th August 2008
A road traffic accident describes any accident that happens on a road or footpath. Road traffic accidents are the cause of an estimated 1.2 million deaths worldwide every year and are said to injury about forty times this number.
Every person who uses... Read >
Author: Christian Ward18th August 2008
Hypnosis and self hypnosis have been around for longer than we can determine. Self hypnosis pre-dates written history!
Many people believe that the hypnotic state is a stage trick and good only for entertainment value. Some other do not believe in self... Read >
Author: Michael McGrath17th August 2008
Throughout the UK, motorbikes are becoming an increasingly popular way of commuting in cities. This is because even though the roads have become gridlocked with cars, buses and roadwork's, motorbikes are able to weave their way through traffic in order to... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara14th August 2008
What Does A No Claims Bonus Mean?
A No Claims Bonus is a reward given to drivers who have not made a claim on their car insurance during their policy period, which is usually for one year. This no claims bonus is then translated into a saving on ... Read >
Author: Christian Ward29th July 2008
The first things to always remember in order to avoid being involved in an accident are also the most obvious. Following traffic rules and the Highway Code may seem like common sense but they are often disregarded by, not only drivers, but pedestrians als... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell21st July 2008
So what makes someone take on truck driving jobs? While a lot of time is spent driving from place to place, many people never think of what else is involved and only see the freedom of life on the road. Truck driving jobs are not as easy as some might thi... Read >
Author: stary04th July 2008
Worryingly it seems up to a third of us are driving around without being able to see clearly! Interestingly we’re not talking about the elderly, who frequently get the blame for accidents, usually with a throw-away comment about the condition of their e... Read >
Author: Onome Okwuosa09th June 2008
The number one cause of death amongst youngster between the ages of 15 and 24 is drunk driving and so educating your teenagers about the dangers of drinking and driving is particularly important, not only for their own protection but for the protection of... Read >
Author: Donald Saunders05th June 2008
For years now the ‘white-van-man’ cliché has been affecting the mentality of all road users including that of the conscientious van driver! Why that is no one seems to know but it doesn't look like it is going to dissipate any time soon.
Could it... Read >
Author: Onome Okwuosa21st May 2008
A road traffic accident describes any accident that happens on a road or footpath. Road traffic accidents are the cause of an estimated 1.2 million deaths worldwide every year and are said to injury about forty times this number.
Every person who uses... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton21st May 2008
It has been said that motorcycles represent approximately about 1% of the traffic on our roads in the UK but they account for 18% of all serious deaths and injuries. Motorcyclists are 40 times more likely to be killed in an accident than a car driver. Thi... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton21st May 2008
Travelling by roads in India has become a simpler task as satellite navigation and Global Positioning Systems have taken position on shelves in electronics stores. Gone are the days of asking directions from roadside tea-stalls, as these gadgets offer you... Read >
Author: Anmol20th 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 15th May 2008
The Department for Transport have said that eight out of ten accidental deaths involving 15 to 19 year old men in Great Britain are road casualties. With figures like this it is easy to see why car insurance premiums are higher for young drivers than fo... Read >
Author: Sarah Othman15th May 2008
The Department for Transport have said that eight out of ten accidental deaths involving 15 to 19 year old men in Great Britain are road casualties. With figures like this it is easy to see why car insurance premiums are higher for young drivers than fo... Read >
Author: Sarah Othman13th May 2008
What would you do without your driving licence?
You don’t have to drive far to find a speed camera; mobile or fixed. Many are placed in accident ‘blackspots’ which have been proven to significantly reduce road accidents in these areas. However, s... Read >
Author: ukspeeding09th May 2008
Police are starting to crack down on motorcyclists who refuse to insure their machines. Kent Police are piloting a scheme to work with local communities to report un-insured bikers. Already the scheme has been a success with over 30 riders reprimanded... Read >
Author: Tom09th May 2008
Motorcycle riders could see themselves having to pay out for damages that are caused by problems with the roads, such as potholes or bumps.
TyreSafe cited the AA’s research as showing that there was £320 million in damages to vehicles throughout 200... Read >
Author: Jemma08th May 2008
Having car insurance is an absolute must for all motorists on UK roads. But why is this the case? Well, the short answer is that it is a legal requirement to have at least third party cover. Then why is it a legal requirement? That's where the long answer... Read >
Author: MarkeD07th May 2008
Motorcycle riders could see themselves having to pay out for damages that are caused by problems with the roads, such as potholes or bumps.
TyreSafe cited the AA’s research as showing that there was £320 million in damages to vehicles throughout 200... Read >
Author: Jemma07th May 2008
Police are starting to crack down on motorcyclists who refuse to insure their machines. Kent Police are piloting a scheme to work with local communities to report un-insured bikers. Already the scheme has been a success with over 30 riders reprimanded for... Read >
Author: Jemma06th May 2008
Motorcycle riders could see themselves having to pay out for damages that are caused by problems with the roads, such as potholes or bumps.
TyreSafe cited the AA’s research as showing that there was £320 million in damages to vehicles throughout 200... Read >
Author: Jemma30th April 2008
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The use of mobility scooters among the aging population has grown rapidly over the last few years. Recent news coverage has highlighted issues with safety for both the users and pedestrians and road users. Current legislation ... Read >
Author: JJ343629th April 2008
It has been stated that car accidents are the most common type of accidents to occur within the UK. Road traffic accidents are extremely common and the injuries that are sustained from road traffic accidents range from minor injury to fatalities.
Near... Read >
Author: Helen18th April 2008
The United States and Canada are experiencing an increased young driver population after years of a decreased population due to the baby boom echo. Simultaneously, enrollment in Driver’s Education courses has declined. With our technological advanceme... Read >
Author: amerlino09th April 2008
As a driver you would be taking some risks while on the road and same is true for your car also. It is fighting with so many unforeseeable events and it is prone to many such events. It can be damaged with fire or some thief may be chasing it to steal it ... Read >
Author: Allan08th April 2008
You are responsible for taking care of your car and its health and at the same time you must be careful about yourself while driving it. You are getting good comfort and convenience by using your car but do you think about its safety and security. Now, pe... Read >
Author: Allan07th April 2008
There is a certain responsibility for all the road users, no matter if it is a motorcyclist or a pedestrian. It is important to obey the Highway Code and the laws to ensure consideration and care for other people on road. Failure to comply with them can l... Read >
Author: Silviu Marian28th March 2008
The capability of the portable sat nav devices to sniff out obscure locations has made them the hottest selling gadgets - particularly among frequent travelers and globe trotters. Road users have been more than happy with all the innovative features of ma... Read >
Author: adam caitlin27th March 2008
People who are under the influence of alcohol believe that they can control and handle automobile very well under any circumstances. This is just not the case. Alcohol is a drug that affects your skills, moods, and behaviour. Once it has been consumed, t... Read >
Author: full house19th March 2008
The budgetfor 2008 is set to be delivered tomorrow at 12.30pm by the Chancellor Alistair Darling. I'm sure you've already seen the press coverage suggesting that Alistair Darling is mearely presenting Gordon Brown's measures as former Chancellor himself. ... Read >
Author: SimonDuffy19th March 2008
The Budget for 2008 is set to be delivered tomorrow at 12.30pm by the Chancellor Alistair Darling. I'm sure you've already seen the press coverage suggesting that Alistair Darling is mearely presenting Gordon Brown's measures as former Chancellor himself.... Read >
Author: SimonDuffy11th March 2008
Outside industry, road vehicles are the major source of fine particle pollutants. These are not only released through the exhaust as a by product of fuel combustion but are produced through friction between road service and rubber tyre. Scientists classif... Read >
Author: mlauterwein21st February 2008
Decades ago driving without car insurance has not been a big problem, people seemed to think it was harmless, but with cars becoming more expensive and cars getting into scrapes more often car insurance has become a legal obligation and if you are caught ... Read >
Author: Andy Adams20th February 2008
Autoversicherung: Creeping Roundabouts Unsettle Federal Republic
For cost reasons and for their proven effectiveness in reducing congestion at noted bottlenecks, the German authorities have decided upon an accelerated program of roundabout building. Ho... Read >
Author: mlauterwein13th February 2008
The following summary of recent state court judgement from around Germany illustrates some of the more unsavoury kinds of driving behaviours that are viewed very harshly by the authorities there. Some of these cases are really the result of simple neglige... Read >
Author: mlauterwein08th February 2008
A BRIEF HISTORY OF London Limousine Hire
Why is Limousine Rental now so popular in London and the rest of the UK, and when did it all begin ?
In 1987 when we first started providing Stretch Limousine Services in London’s West End, we were located ... Read >
Author: webnox07th February 2008
Motorcycle insurance is extremely important. Anyone who has ever had an accident on their motor bike will realise this. Yet so many riders are willing to gamble with there insurance by not declaring penalty points or modifications, all to save a few more ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th February 2008
Recent legislation in the UK means that car drivers are not allowed to use their mobile phones while driving, unless they make use of a hands free kit. Motorcycle owners are also able to use the phone while travelling, thanks to bluetooth technology.
S... Read >
Author: Keith Barrett05th February 2008
Schools in the UK are being visited by safety campaigners in the form of entertainers such as jugglers to warn them of the dangers of not paying attention when driving and specifically when using a mobile phone. Young drivers are most likely to cause acc... Read >
Author: Andy Adams29th January 2008
One of the country’s leading breakdown services is urging motorists not to get “tyred out” when it comes to carrying out basic safety checks on their car.
Autonational Rescue marketing manager Ronan Hart emphasises: “Tyres appear to be one of t... Read >
Author: Autonational Rescue28th January 2008
It's said that some people 'change' when they get behind the wheel of a car. That's true. Some mild mannered souls can suddenly get irritable and aggressive, taking their inner rage out on other road users. Perhaps they realise they are suddenly in the dr... Read >
Author: Mike Scantlebury24th January 2008
With heavy rain predicted across the UK, the newspapers and television reports warn us of impending flood dangers. A majority of such reports tend to focus on the damage sustained by homes and businesses.
Flooding can also affect vehicles, sometimes le... Read >
Author: DCollins24th January 2008
Road kill – whether it’s foxes, badgers or deer - can have a huge impact on British wildlife populations.
As many as 75,000 deer are thought to be hit by cars every year in the UK, the vast majority in England.
But even that shocking statistic d... Read >
Author: Autonational Rescue21st January 2008
Getting yourself fit with cycling workouts is one of the quickest ways to lose weight and feel better about yourself – and it’s fun too. Whether you’re looking to improve your fitness or just looking to get a little bit of exercise back into your l... Read >
Author: Mike Anderson08th October 2007
It is a fact that drivers depend on visual cues for 90 percent of their responses. Consequently, the road should be properly illuminated for greater visibility. This is where the Mazda headlight comes in. The Mazda headlight is one of the most important s... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle13th September 2007
Before you learn to drive or ride a new vehicle make sure you know about the rules and restrictions that apply to you. Different vehicles have different minimum ages and restrictions. Rules for learner drivers Before you start to drive, you must: Hold a v... Read >
Author: Mahesh Ugale01st September 2007
Introduction
Sat Nav devices are by far the most popular car accessory available these days. Sat nav's uncanny ability to help you sniff out an obscure location has made it one of the hottest selling items and with good reason. Sat Nav is a 'win win'... Read >
Author: Paul Hockney24th August 2007
Who wouldn’t be proud if their kids are able to various stunts on their ATVs? But, while they are so engrossed in their stunts, are your kids also taught about the safety issues of ATVs? If it’s been a long time since you went through the list of do... Read >
Author: Ray Martin02nd August 2007
Fossil fuels can’t last for ever and burning them is now universally accepted as being harmful to the planet on which we live. These are two good reasons to find alternative sources of fuel, especially for those who drive gas-guzzling vehicles. So, with... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton01st August 2007
USING a mobile phone while driving became an endorsable offence in the UK at the end of February 2007 and GEM Motoring Assist – formerly The Guild of Experienced Motorists - (GEM), that is concerned for the safety of all road users, has issued a useful ... Read >
Author: GEM Motoring Assist01st August 2007
GEM Motoring Assist (GEM), which is concerned for the safety of all road users, says that even mundane basics like knowing the single European emergency call number of 112 goes unheeded by UK drivers travelling abroad.
“The European Emergency Numbe... Read >
Author: GEM Motoring Assist05th July 2007
People who ride motorcycles are more likely to suffer serious injuries as a result of any collisions with other road users due to the fact they are less protected. Their bikes are more susceptible to any faults on the road, such as potholes and spillages,... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton29th June 2007
When out and about on British roads, it is quite startling to see the range of different approaches drivers take to using car lights. Some seem to feel fog lights are a must-have for everyday driving, whilst others seem reluctant to use any lights at all,... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer08th June 2007
Claiming for compensation when you have been involved in a motorcycle accident has never been easier. There are a vast number of companies who are available to help, many of whom offer no win, no fee agreements. This means that whatever the outcome of the... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton06th June 2007
Motorcycling is perceived as an inherently dangerous activity, due to the high speed capabilities of the machines involved, and the relatively poor protection they offer. There are approximately 28,000 accidents involving motorcycles annually in the Unite... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton27th April 2007
Potholes are the bane of every road user. Cars are seriously damaged by them, motorcyclists and cyclists swerve desperately to avoid them, and pedestrians trip over them. The injuries and damage they cause each year costs councils more than �45m to corr... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer09th March 2007
We live in an independent country and people are free to do whatever they want as far as their personal life is concerned. People, not only in India, but all over the world do indulge in activities like smoking, drinking and all kind of weird stuff which ... Read >
Author: Abhimanyu Singh08th March 2007
By Mike Cain
The Tomtom satellite navigation system is ideal for those people who are always on the move into the unknown, providing nigh on pin point accuracy towards the destination. Its database holds routes and directions for over 16 countries, and... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton28th February 2007
Car drivers are used to being the target of ever-tightening regulations. The UK law regarding driving while holding a hand-held mobile is the perfect example; motorists caught doing so now face points on their licence that will prevent them from getting c... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer28th February 2007
According to recent studies, European motorists want to buy safer cars but are put off by what they think of being a high price for car safety features that could bring down the number of car accident claims.
Some motorists also do not fully understan... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer13th January 2007
If your vehicle breaks down, think about safety, first: Here’s a straightforward safety guide from GEM Motoring Assist, the leading UK driver based road safety association.
Consider your own safety
- get your vehicle off the road if possible
- ensu... Read >
Author: GEM Motoring Assist13th January 2007
Weather can vary considerably over a very short period of time and distance. Winter can often strike suddenly and severely, leaving motorists unprepared for the conditions. This is an essential guide to driving safely in winter from GEM Motoring Assist, t... Read >
Author: GEM Motoring Assist03rd January 2007
To increase road safety, Volvo, a world-leading Swedish auto manufacturer, improves its braking functions for the European market. If customers choose a Volvo truck with electronically controlled Brake System (EBS) in base form, more functions are incor... Read >
Author: Kenneth McKinley01st January 2007
A recent survey of more than 2,200 adults shows that a quarter of the interviewees are breaking the law by using their mobile phones while they are at the wheel.
The shocking result comes in a period when there is a strong civic involvement in a campai... Read >
Author: Alison White11th December 2006
No one is exempt in wanting to find a cheap car loan - especially when their old banger needs replacing. Well for every motorist who has a dream of having a new car parked on the drive - there is help out there. How many people wait in anticipation for th... Read >
Author: Maisy Day05th August 2006
Panasonic have an extensive product range including CD, MP3, MD and cassette players, CD Changers and Packages on which they introduced the world's first flip-out centre speaker. Panasonic also produce an excellent range of Audio Visual equipment such as ... Read >
Author: Ben Smith12th April 2006
Anyone who's seen that sickening flash of a
speed camera in the rear
view mirror may be relieved to hear that they are by no means alone.
New figures show that one in four households contain at least one
driver with a speeding
condition, with the la... Read >
Author: Assetz UK21st March 2006
We've all heard about the reputation of the road hogging white van drivers. How they rally up the motorway going 100 miles an hour with no consideration for other road users. They're rude, obnoxious and a hazard to all society. But are they as bad as thei... Read >
Author: diane newsom06th March 2006
Where do I start?
Always start with the essentials. If you intend using the cell phone in the car it is important to purchase a hands free car kit. In many states it is illegal to drive while on the cell phone unless you have the car kit or ear piece ... Read >
Author: Declan Tobin25th January 2006
Nobody wants to receive a Traffic Ticket but most of us will get at least one during our lifetime. You can avoid receiving too many by following these pointers.
Obey the law and drive in a responsible manner
It is there for you safety. You endange... Read >
Author: Brad Cra30th November 2005
Vehicle weight is a major issue that many Four Wheel Drive owners are often unaware of or just ignore. This is not only a performance issue but also a safety issue and not just for the vehicle owner but also for other road users.
At Berrima Diesel Servic... Read >
Author: Byron Moore16th November 2005
Most of Firebird's advantages are MSIE's disadvantages, and vice-versa. This article will look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of Firefox in relation to MSIE.
Advantages
Security
Security is often cited as the primary reason for users switc... Read >
Author: Matt Bacak27th September 2005
Recent technology advancement in automotive industry has seen an upsurge in improving the fuel economy of our car engines and thus making them as efficient as they can be. Heavy investment has been poured in making the car engines as clean as possible, wh... Read >
Author: Sunny Tan20th September 2005
Motorcycles and motorbikes belong to a group of vehicles that often take part in a small number of road accidents. The statistics speak for itself, as motorcycle riders are just 1% of traffic. Therefore a motorcycle accident claim is small in number, but ... Read >
Author: Mohammad Latif
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