Car Insurance News Articles
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.
Research from Highways England has shown that thousands of drivers are ignoring motorway signs and illegally driving in closed lanes.
Hugo Griffiths, Auto Express, reports:
New research has revealed a new type of battery could enable electric vehicles to charge in a matter of moments.
Sky News reports:
Electric cars could be charged up and ready to go within seconds, according to scientists developing a new type of energy storage system.
An investigation into the police’s current speed enforcement guidelines has been opened, to see whether current ‘buffer zones’ are too lenient.
Hugo Griffiths, Auto Express, reports:
A German-based company has begun the final stages in the development of a solar-powered car, which could be released next year.
Luke Smith, The Daily Express, reports:
Figures released by the Department for Transport show over 200 people were killed in drink-drive related road accidents in the UK during 2016.
Hugo Griffiths, Auto Express, reports:
New statistics have revealed that traffic jams lead to commuters losing over two days of sleep a year.
James Salmon, The Daily Mail, reports:
Traffic jams are costing commuters more than 55 hours of sleep a year, according to a report.
