These are some of the key things to avoid doing when driving in snow and ice
Cold conditions can make driving hazardous, so bear these tips in mind.
(more…)Cold conditions can make driving hazardous, so bear these tips in mind.
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As this week sees a heatwave that will swelter the UK, driving a vehicle in a hotter climate may also differ your driving style.
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The RAC said it received around 12,000 call-outs from stranded motorists.
But what happens to your car when the weather gets colder and is there anything you can do to help? Let’s find out.
The Met Office has issued a number of weather warnings for snow and ice for parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and the east coast and south-west England over the coming days.
During higher temperatures, cars do tend to take a beating. So here, we’re going to have a look at some of the checks to make sure that your car can cope with the hot weather.
The AA is concerned the start of a weekend when millions of people will be making long trips to the seaside, football matches, music festivals and holidays will coincide with extreme heat.
Thick fog is expected to create “difficult” driving conditions and potentially lead to flight delays in the South West and Wales.
The long nights are drawing in and the temperatures are steadily dropping, which means it’s time to start preparing your car for winter.