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Our Highway Code currently provides a wealth of information about where it is legal to park or wait in your vehicle, and has specific rules and regulations governing parking at night, enforcement and related matters. For a full description of the various UK laws and rules, please refer to sections 238 to 252 of the code. more info…
Last year several driving laws were introduced to improve road safety, and more new rules are expected to follow throughout 2019 in addition to those new laws already in place or coming soon. more info…
Both new and used cars can suffer from tyre punctures, although they are statistically more likely to occur when your tyres are old and the rubber is wearing thin. more info…
Personalised or individual number plates can be purchased and added to any vehicle that you own. In order to register the licence plate, you must complete either an online form, or paperwork obtained through the DVLA website. more info…
As a motorist in the UK you’ll almost certainly have noticed your vehicle’s windscreen and windows misting up in the winter weather conditions. However, rule 229 of the Highway Code states that you must make sure that all your car’s windows have been thoroughly demisted before you drive away. Not only will you be breaking the law if you fail to do this, you could have an accident because your view of the road is impaired – and you might find your future insurance policy premiums increase dramatically as a result. more info…
Online scams have been around since the early days of the internet. Today, email, websites, and social media are all used in attempts to deceive members of the public into parting with their personal details and hard earnt money. more info…
Unfortunately, we all seem to live life at 100mph today, which makes it all too easy for a small lapse in concentration. We look at some practical tips and some simple steps for drivers to take if you lock your keys inside the car. more info…
If you have bought a new car within the last ten years, it’s highly likely to be fitted with ESP. All cars currently being manufactured in the EU come with the system as standard following a 2014 ruling. As the motor trade is constantly adding new systems with different acronyms, we look at what ESP is, and do you need it? more info…
If you are intending to hire or purchase a van, then it’s important to understand whether your existing driving licence covers you for the vehicle. The majority of UK licence holders have a Category B (Cat B) licence, which covers you for almost all standard new and used cars and a range of additional vehicles, including motorbikes, vans, light commercial vehicles and motor homes. more info…
Most new and used cars on our roads have modern batteries fitted, they generally tend to be long lasting and reliable, making those initial start-up troubles a thing of the past. However, all batteries will still eventually start to fail as they approach the end of their life span. more info…
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