Car Insurance News Articles
A new deterrent sign is to be trialled in an attempt to caution motorists who are using their phones whilst driving.
The BBC reports:
A roadside system that detects if a mobile phone is in use in a passing vehicle is being piloted in a UK first.
New research has found that men are much more likely to take the blame for another driver’s offence, without considering the serious repercussions they may face.
ITV News reports:
A recent study suggests that motorists are more likely to slow down for average speed cameras than for fixed cameras.
The RAC reports:
New drivers must reach a good level of competence on the roads in order to pass their test, but new research has found that it isn’t long before they forget what they have learned and start to pick up bad habits.
Emma Elsworthy, The Independent, reports:
When buying a house, you tend to think of the future. Would a house with EV chargers tempt you to buy, over a house without EV chargers?
Martin Saarinen, Auto Express, reports:
Back seat drivers cause accidents, but how do you know if you are one?
Emma Elsworthy, The Independent, reports:
Michael Gove has claimed that recent figures regarding air pollution levels are “troubling” and that the government need to do something about it.
The RAC reports:
A good mechanic can help keep your car running longer and save you money on repairs. However, finding a decent, reliable garage to look after your car can be harder than you might think.
Electric cars are increasing in popularity, which means there is more demand for fast chargers at petrol stations across the UK. The sale of EV charge company Chargemaster to BP could greatly help with this demand.
Jimi Beckwith, Autocar, reports:
Car manufacturers Hyundai and Audi are teaming up to work on hydrogen car technology and provide more options in the green vehicle market.
Costas Pitas, Yahoo News, reports:
