Car Insurance News Articles
Encouraging car buyers to opts for an electric model over the typical petrol or diesel options can be tricky. However, a new scheme is offering a tempting incentive that could make electric cars much more appealing.
Adam Vaughan, The Guardian, reports:
Smart motorways do not have a hard shoulder, so what does that mean if you break down?
Richard Aucock, MSN news, reports:
Independent watchdog Transport Focus has called on Highways England to up its game in educating motorists how to use smart motorways.
If you’ve involved in an accident and you’re unable to call the emergency services, you will undoubtedly rely on members of the public to step in and take control. But what if you have an accident in a more remote location? This is where ‘eCall’ technology really can save lives.
Being involved in a car crash can be a scary and unnerving experience. It can also be costly. Unfortunately car-shunt insurance scams have become a more common problem, making a car crash an even more stressful experience.
Rob Hull, The Mail Online, reports:
If you are unfortunate, careless or irresponsible enough to be caught on the wrong side of the law when driving, you will face a motoring offence.
James Wilson, AutoExpress, reports:
Smoking is a dangerous habit. It has numerous health risks including lung cancer, throat cancer, liver cancer and coronary heart disease – to name just a few. But did you know it could damage the value of your car too?
Ryan Hirons, Yahoo! News, reports:
Many of us feel uneasy driving certain routes, or perhaps driving at a particular time, or during heavy rain. But what if that fear was about driving in general?
Gemma Briggs, The Telegraph, reports:
Already there are cars on the market which don’t need a key for the ignition, but perhaps it won’t be long before the traditional car key is no longer needed with all vehicles.
MSN news reports,
New research has found that men are more than twice as likely to write off a car than women.
Ted Welford, MSN news, reports:
Tiredness kills. Although this is a well-known campaign, unfortunately some drivers still fail to stop and rest at correct intervals, and some may not realise just how long they’ve been behind the wheel.
Rob Hull, The Mail Online, reports:
