Expert Guides & Insurance Insights

Have you ever been involved in a car accident? If so you will know that it can be quite frightening and is difficult to remember what you need to do. We’ve compiled a short guide of things to do if you are in this situation. See out tips below. At the roadside: Stop, it’s an offense to not stop at the scene of a car accident. No matter how much damage was done.

For a vehicle to travel to a distance, the working transmission of its engine should be able to transfer power to its driving axle in the most efficient way. With the advent of the automated or self shifting gearing system in vehicles and consequently, it’s comparatively higher buying and maintenance cost, car owners have contemplated about which kind of a transmission they should adapt.

A new clause in lowering auto insurance premiums in the UK, dashcam is a hot favourite among the smart car owners today. As the name implies, dashcams are cameras which stay stuck to your car dashboard and record everything that the driver sees from his seat.

Road risks depend on what, where and how you drive. A recent survey conducted regarding road safety revealed some dangerous results against practicing safe driving habits in the UK. Among the 5000 motorists, 31% admitted to eat or drink while sitting behind the wheels, 28% of them mentioned that they are generally exhausted when they drive while 26% broke speed limits every now and then.

Putting the wrong fuel in your car is easier than you might think, but what can you do about it? First things first: Don’t start your engine.

On average, 1.6 million people take the practical driving test in the UK every year. However, the pass rate is only around 43%. In real numbers, this means that around 688,000 people actually pass their practical driving test.

Everyone makes mistakes, but past failures to keep up with monthly payments or credit agreements can make life very difficult, as they can result in a poor credit rating. Bad credit can be a real hindrance when you try to obtain a loan or a credit card, as lenders believe you are likely to fall behind on your repayments.

After last week’s article in the Daily Mail about the £20 dash cam, we thought we would do some digging and find our top picks for budget dash cams.

It seems that it is much easier to drive in theory than in practice! Or at least that is what the statistics tell us when 51.6% of the 1.6 million who take the theory test every year pass compared to the 43% of the same number who pass the practical driving test.