Car Insurance News Articles
Energy regulator Ofgem has warned drivers of electric vehicles they will have a bigger energy bill if they choose to charge their cars during peak hours.
Adam Vaughan, The Guardian, reports:
The Government has set up a discussion on how a new type of petrol, which will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, can be implemented throughout the UK.
Hugo Griffiths, Auto Express, reports:
In a poll of over ten thousand drivers, the AA has revealed that young people are more likely to want to own an electric vehicle than their parents.
Roger Harrabin, the BBC, reports:
The Government has revealed more detail on plans to ensure all new cars sold from 2040 are to be zero-emission vehicles.
Hugo Griffiths, Auto Express, reports:
Plans to tackle the challenge of charging electric vehicles on the go have been revealed by the Government, and it seems to have had a little inspiration from a children’s toy.
Tim Collins, The Daily Mail, reports:
A CEO of an American IT security organisation has revealed a household solution to preventing thieves hacking your cars’ fob, and it’s in your kitchen draw.
The RAC reports:
Recent reports have shown although roads are busier than ever before, casualties are at the lowest level on record.
Plans to tackle the growth of the electric vehicle market have been laid out after a new report has forecast millions of charged motors will take to the streets in the next decade.
Jillian Ambrose, The Telegraph, reports:
Ever felt drowsy at the wheel during a long-haul drive? Research has found that it may be the literal action of driving which is causing you to feel heavy-eyed.
David Nield, Science Alert, reports:
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.
