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Lack of driver education
discount uk car insurance Direct Line Motor spokesperson, Emma Holyer said:. You must give way to motorway traffic· Avoid switching lanes suddenly and always indicate when changing lane Notes The research was carried out on behalf of Direct Line motor insurance by YouGov. The present practical driving test does not include driving on the motorway at all and it is up to the driving test examiners discretion as to whether learners are tested on dual carriageways. Read more...

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	A larder The clear and the cluttered, with the latter using their cars to store millions of non-driving related items*. There are two important points for motorists who drive cluttered cars:. (20 April 2005) For many people, cars are more than just a means of getting from A to B. The survey also revealed some of the more unusual items that people admit to keeping in their cars. discount uk car insurance Read more...

28 September 2005 Not saying sorry after an accident costs UK motorists at least £28 million* a year – Norwich Union’s new ‘Sorry! Report’ reveals today. Although nearly nine out of 10 (88%) motorists claim they want to say sorry following an accident two out of five (38%) think doing so would adversely affect their own insurance claim or prevent them successfully claiming from the other party involved. And men are twice as likely as women to not say sorry following an accident. Norwich Union is starting a campaign today to reassure motorists that saying sorry is just an expression of regret, not an admission of guilt. Dominic Clayden, Norwich Union’s director of technical claims, says: “Not saying sorry has two effects, it encourages some people to exaggerate minor damages or injuries and prevents others from correctly identifying the extent of their injuries. Both have an escalatory affect on the cost of claims that are passed on to motorists in the form of increased premiums and excesses.” Almost a third (31%) of motorists admitted they would be likely to exaggerate injuries or vehicle damage if the other party involved in an accident was angry or accusatory.


	Euro driving laws The survey was carried out online. Over a quarter (28 per cent) of British motorists who have driven abroad on holiday say they have accidentally broken speed restrictions on their return after getting used to higher continental limits. YouGov interviewed a sample of 2161 individuals in GB. *Population of UK drivers is 44,020,057. Euro driving laws are causing UK road mayhem. discount uk car insurance Read more...


	Whilst two out of five (40%) said they would be less likely to do this if the other driver was friendly, showed sympathy and said sorry. Dr David Lewis, a leading UK psychologist, said of the report: “Tension and stress in the immediate aftermath of a minor accident can run very high. In these moments under most circumstances it is human nature to show empathy and say sorry. But, when it comes to car accidents, many of us don’t feel we are able to do this.” Nearly two thirds (65%) of motorists say they have never been in an accident where the other party has apologised. And a third of motorists said they had been told by family, friends or their insurance companies, not to say sorry themselves. Dominic Clayden added: “Unfortunately this urban myth makes people think they cannot say sorry after a road accident without risking their insurance claim or laying themselves open to being held completely responsible.


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	“Furthermore, our research shows that it is under tense circumstances such as these that those involved in accidents begin to feel they must exaggerate their injuries to ensure they are seen as the aggrieved party or punish the other party for what they see as unreasonable behaviour.” Dr Lewis continued: “When you are involved in an accident your body goes into survival mode which might inhibit the ability to detect injuries that cannot be seen. As an example, one of the survival modes the body automatically starts is the production of natural pain killers, such as the stress hormone, adrenalin. The effects are only temporary, but can cause a delay to someone seeking medical attention.” The ‘Sorry! Report’ shows a fifth of motorists said they would feel calmer and less stressed about the situation if the other party apologised, and over half of those who had been advised not to say sorry agreed it would make the situation calmer and less stressful.


	Passion for Cars **There are 33.8 million drivers in the UK (Census data, 2001) and according to the YouGov findings four per cent of motorists have to pay for parking outside their property. The research was carried out on behalf of Direct Line motor insurance by YouGov. discount uk car insurance Read more...


	Every year Norwich Union’s Rehabilitation Centre in Berkshire sees patients with a number of different injuries following road accidents. Norwich Union’s campaign seeks to raise awareness of the perils of ignoring non life threatening injuries such as muscle strain which can be caused in accidents. It wants to promote the importance of self-responsibility for motorists to avoid on-going medical problems by seeking help fast. Dominic Clayden, Norwich Union, continued: “Where an injury is sustained it is vital that it is looked at and treated immediately – not to do so can extend recovery time and increase the impact on their day-to-day life.” “It’s very natural after an accident to be agitated, emotional and angry. Saying sorry can diffuse much of these emotions helping all parties to discuss the situation rationally and politely, and without risking exaggeration or, the other end of the scale, ignoring injuries caused. If you look at it from a variety of angles saying sorry really is the best policy.” Norwich Union Car Insurance -

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23 November 2005 - Barclays Car Insurance Car passengers are ignoring the risk of serious injury by continuing to flout UK car seatbelt laws. One in three passengers still don’t belt up for every trip in the back according to new research from Barclays Insurance Services. Adrian Grace, managing director of Barclays Insurance Services comments:. discount uk car insurance Read more...

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