Looking for the perfect road trip playlist? This report by confused.com has analysed hundreds of playlists on Spotify to reveal the ultimate road trip tracks worldwide. Road trips provide unmissable adventures, but what if you don’t have a car? With temporary car insurance, you can insure yourself on a friend’s car, a family member’s car …
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With an impending cold snap and snow warnings issued, from Tuesday evening toward the end of the week, the AA is advising drivers to plan ahead and to heed weather warnings before venturing out onto the roads. Nearly two-fifths (18%) admitted they would not change their driving plans despite a red weather warning, according to …
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Drivers will be aware of the obvious things that could land you with a fine if you’re doing them whilst behind the wheel, for example,using your mobile phone, driving whilst under the influence of alcohol and tailgating are some of the most common offences which motorists know are illegal. However, there are a few things …
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It’s frustrating enough when you cause damage to your vehicle, leaving you with costly consequences. However, when damage is dealt to your car and it’s out of your hands, it feels unjust to have to pay to return the vehicle back to its natural state. This is especially true at a time of increased cost …
Drivers are turning their backs on traditional manual cars and opting instead to gain automatic-only licences, according to new research by BookMyGarage.com. The number of automatic-only driving licence holders has more than doubled in the past 10 years, meaning that more people than ever are not certified to drive cars with manual gearboxes. Statistics from …
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In Great Britain, you could be issued with penalty points on your driving licence for reasons such as speeding, driving without insurance and reckless driving. Penalty points are there to penalise those who break the law, act as a deterrent against dangerous driving and keep us all safe on the roads. Repeat offenders with too …
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On the 11th of June 1964, an AC Cobra driven by racing driver Jack Sears clocked 185mph on the M6. Just over a year later a 70mph limit was introduced on British motorways and has stayed in place until this very day. In residential areas, there has been a 30mph speed limit in place since …
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UK drivers are being warned about being too relaxed driving in foreign countries where they drive on the right-hand side of the road, as the AA Driving School found nearly half have struggled to adapt. AA Driving School research found 45% of UK drivers have experienced a problem when driving in a country with right-hand …
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There are over 12 million ‘red line runners’ across the UK, reveals new research from breakdown provider Green Flag. These ‘red line runners’ are drivers who let their fuel tank get as close to empty as possible before filling up, with 31 per cent of drivers more likely to do this due to the current …
