Motorists in the UK would rather have smooth and well-maintained roads than a plethora of new car toys according to a poll published by car insurance experts Be Wiser Insurance.
Car insurance firms are rejecting around a thousand claims a year because they say motorists are lying in an effort to cut policy costs.
‘Fronting’ happens when a young person buys and registers a car in their own name, but the insurer is falsely told that a parent is the main driver.
The AA have revealed that UK motorists are suffering a fuel price postcode lottery, with some paying up to £4.50 more than needed each time they fill up their tank.
Many families and homes are destroyed each year due to horrific house fires, but by ensuring that you make regular and thorough checks, you can make sure that you, your family and your home are safe.
British divers are no strangers to driving in poor weather conditions, yet despite this a large number of road traffic accidents still occur when it has been raining.
The Governments scrappage scheme may end up not only making British roads safer but could make car insurance cheaper, according to insurance experts Be Wiser Insurance.
Mark Bower-Dyke, Chairman of Be Wiser Insurance, comments:
Motorists should check car windscreens and wipers for wear and tear and replace them if necessary as driving conditions worsen in the winter months.
The 11.4% rise in new car sales provides the most compelling evidence so far that the market is recovering from the depths reached in early 2009 and that the Government’s scrappage scheme is succeeding in significantly boosting sales.
Learner drivers are known for being a higher risk to insurers; statistics show that newly qualified drivers under 23 are far more likely to be involved in a serious accident than any other age group.
One in three motorists surveyed by RAC are gearing up to drive in Europe this year, but research from the motoring organisation reveals that many don’t have a clue what it will cost to drive abroad or what to do when it all goes wrong.
