Car Insurance News Articles
The warm weather has seen a mixture of emotions from the British public. Whilst it’s been wonderful to finally see a glimpse of summer, the heat has been somewhat overwhelming, and unsurprisingly this has taken a toll on our roads.
Sarah Knapton, The Telegraph, reports:
Speed limits are in place to keep our roads safe, and they’re set depending on the road circumstances. This means that built up, residential areas have speed limits to reflect the increased number of pedestrians.
Emma Munbodh, The Mirror, reports:
Air pollution is becoming an increasingly worrying problem, especially in UK major cities. But how much is it affecting our health?
Rob Hull, The Mail Online, reports:
Electric cars are becoming more and more popular in the UK, and for good reason! By buying an electric car, you’re showing you’re environmentally conscious, as they do not emit toxic gases and run on a clean energy source.
Road signs are there for a reason, perhaps warning of limited access, no U-turns or pedestrians. And while Satnavs are often a lifesaver – they aren’t the always the best at making drivers aware of potential issues such as these, especially if they’re not up to date.
Are you confident that you’re fitting your child’s car seat properly? Well, perhaps you might want to check it again as The Daily Mail Reports that 6 of 7 car seats are fitted poorly!
Ray Massey, The Daily Mail, reports:
Whether you have just got your license or you're a seasoned driver who's been on the road for years, you probably consider yourself aware of the rules of the road – but are there a few you’ve been unwittingly breaking?
Ashleigh David, The Mail Online, reports:
It’s illegal to use your mobile phone whilst driving unless it is handsfree. However, despite being legal to use while driving, research has shown that using a handsfree device will still delay reaction times behind the wheel.
Victoria Allen, The Daily Mail, reports:
Unfortunately, rage road remains a problem on British roads. Whilst being on the receiving end is intimidating and no doubt infuriating, it’s important to be able to take it down a gear and take the higher road.
Lucy Taylor, MSN news, reports:
We’re a nation of dog lovers, there’s no doubt about it, and this often results in our four-legged friends hopping into our cars to join us on our next adventure. But do you strap them in, or let them roam free?
Rob Hull, The Mail Online, reports:
