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Over a Million drivers took speed awareness course in 2020
More than a million drivers took a speed awareness course in 2020 despite car use plummeting due to the coronavirus pandemic.
More than a million drivers took a speed awareness course in 2020 despite car use plummeting due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Motor insurance prices have decreased by 2.5% or around £20 on average over the previous six months, analysis has found.
(more…)Motorists’ biggest concern in 2020 was the poor state of local roads, according to new research.
(more…)The figure rises to 33% for those aged 25-34 and to 28% for male drivers, the poll of 2,000 UK motorists commissioned by road safety charity Brake indicated.
Close to half of UK motorists have delayed servicing their cars or performing essential maintenance during 2020, a new survey has found.
Drivers across the UK could be risking fines, points on their licence or higher premiums by falling for car insurance myths, according to new research.
Keyless technology has been the driving force behind a rise in car thefts over the past four years, according to new data.
Nearly a fifth (18%) of young drivers admit to video calling while behind the wheel, a new survey suggests.
Loyal home and motor insurance customers could find themselves paying significantly more than new customers, the City regulator has found.
A third of UK drivers have delayed getting their car serviced as a result of the financial constraints caused by the coronavirus pandemic, a new survey has found.
Thousands of drivers suffered pothole-related breakdowns between April and June despite traffic volumes plummeting amid the coronavirus lockdown, new figures show.
Drivers could be leaving a trove of sensitive data on their old cars by not wiping information held from connecting to a smartphone, according to a survey.
More than four out of 10 motorists (45%) are concerned about the condition of other vehicles on the road because of the MOT extension, a new survey suggests.
One in seven drivers plan to make full use of the six-month MOT extension, a new survey suggests.
Gwent Police caught motorists driving at speeds in excess of 130mph.
New research has revealed that millions of motorists are risking a blowout by driving with underinflated tyres following weeks of not using their cars.
(more…)Research by Kwik Fit reveals that almost 1.1 million unroadworthy vehicles are set to return to the UK’s streets as the lockdown begins to ease and people increasingly take to their cars.
(more…)A survey has found that drivers are ‘unclear’ on the MOT rules relating to the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation.
(more…)The behaviour of road users has deteriorated since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, a new survey suggests.
(more…)One fifth of drivers say they will use their cars less once the lockdown is over, according to a new AA survey, ‘Life after lockdown’.