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Nextbase survey reveals that one in seven UK drivers would commit hit and run

New research reveals the shocking number of UK drivers who are comfortable illegally leaving the scene of a collision with a parked car. A survey of 2,000 motorists carried out by Dash Cam manufacturer Nextbase asked if they would take action if they damaged a parked car and nobody was around to witness it. 52% …

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Insurance expert reveals hidden code you should know to prevent your car from breaking down this winter

As we head into winter and the mornings become colder, giving your car a bit more love and attention can help to reduce the risk of breaking down during harsher weather conditions. Car insurance experts at Howden Insurance have shared their top tips to prevent your car from breaking down this winter, including a hidden …

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Electrified roads ahead: The UK prepares for cost-effective eHGVs

According to new research from Element Energy, Electric Heavy Goods Vehicles (eHGVs) are poised to become more economical than their diesel counterparts in the coming years. Coupled with recent data from e-mobility service provider ZapMap, which shows that there are now more than 920,000 fully electric cars on UK roads and a further 560,000 plug-in …

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A stark rise in drivers at risk of losing their licence due to defective tyres: A wake-up call for road safety

As Road Safety Week 2023 continues, an estimated 6 million tyres on the road have illegal tread, according to TyreSafe’s recent Tread Depth survey, putting countless drivers at risk of facing 3 penalty points and a fine, which can be up to a maximum of £2,500, for each defective or illegal tyre. The harsh reality …

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Watchdog to retaliate against fuel hikes in the UK

With the additional authority to seek pricing and profit information from road fuel retailers, the UK’s consumer watchdog will be able to highlight any future attempts of unfair price increases. The government’s Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has given the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) the authority, which is expected to become legislation …

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