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Rush and crash hours
The Saturday rush hour - fuelled largely by family shopping and children's social activities - also looks set to continue. *** ICM Research interviewed a random selection of 1009 adults aged 18+, by telephone between 16th and 17th February 2005. "The new rush hours are being fuelled by shoppers and droppers who are taking to the road to go to supermarkets, out-of-town shopping centres and children's sports or parties. Read more...
Asda drives down cost
Don’t add drivers under 25 to your policy, particularly young men. Don’t take your 16 car abroad. 16 ASDA’s top ten tips to ensure you get the cheapest motor insurance premium:. Read more...
cheating speed cameras
Research carried out amongst 2097 drivers by 72 Point on behalf of Churchill Insurance in May 2005. Darren McCauley, Head of 65 Car Insurance at Churchill said, “People have become so dependent on their cars that they will go to great lengths to avoid a driving ban. Brits are cheating speed cameras 14 May 2005 Sneaky Brits are cheating the speed cameras by swapping licence points with their partners, according to new research released today. Read more...
Hardest word
28 September 2005 Not saying sorry after an accident 78 costs UK motorists at least £28 million* a year – Norwich Union’s new ‘Sorry! Dominic Clayden, Norwich Union’s director of technical claims, says:. The effects are only temporary, but can cause a delay to 78 someone seeking medical attention.� The ‘Sorry! “Tension and stress in the immediate aftermath of a minor accident can run very high. Read more...