Car Insurance News Articles
British motorists will have to apply for an international permit if they wish to drive in Europe, in the event a deal for Brexit cannot be agreed.
The RAC reports:
The Government has launched a discussion as to whether more environmentally friendly cars should be given green number plates.
Hugo Griffiths, Auto Express, reports:
A government advisor has proposed for new signs to be installed into pavements to stop preoccupied pedestrians causing accidents.
The RAC reports:
Plans to fund new technology that can reduce the number of traffic jams caused by roadworks have been laid out by the Government.
Hugo Griffiths, Auto Express, reports:
New research has revealed that the majority of part-worn tyre dealers are selling illegal tyres to drivers.
The RAC reports:
Unsafe and illegal tyres are routinely being sold across the UK, according to the shocking findings of an in-depth investigation.
While there has been an 11 percent decrease in UK road accidents within the last five years, there were still 181,384 reported cases during 2016.
A new police initiative to take away licences from drivers who fail impromptu roadside eye tests will be piloted in three areas in the UK.
Martin Evans, The Telegraph, reports:
A study has shown that some popular family cars will be unable to run on a new type of fuel set to be introduced by the Government.
The RAC reports:
Locals have been left outraged after it was revealed a traffic camera installed by Hackney Council raises almost £900,000 in nine weeks.
James Wood, The Daily Mail, reports:
When female rally driver Louise Cook needed help to compete on the world stage in Germany recently Be Wiser Insurance stepped in to keep her championship hopes alive.
