There’s no doubt about it; taking to any of Britain’s roads in wintry weather means having to draw upon all of your skills as a driver. If you need to navigate your way across country this winter, make sure you know how to adapt quickly to the conditions:
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Think you’re an expert when it comes to British cars and the UK motor industry? Then take our quick quiz and prove it! If you need help, the answers are at the bottom – good luck!
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Cars play a huge part in film and TV and while many come and go, there will always be a few that will stick in our minds.
Take a look at our list of the five most iconic cars from film and TV – can you guess which ones will be on it?
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They’ve been the stuff of movies and scientists’ wildest dreams for decades – but could the reality of flying cars be closer than we think?
In 1940 Henry Ford told the world, ‘Mark my word: A combination airplane and motorcar is coming. You may smile, but it will come.’
The internet is a fantastic resource if you know where to find the information you need. And if you run your own motor trade business, it can be useful having a stockpile of online resources that you can turn to if you need a bit of advice.
We’ve had a scout around the internet for some of the best online tools to help you with your motor trade business – take a look and see which ones could help you.
Are you purchasing your first motor trade insurance policy or looking to renew your current one? Help yourself to find the perfect level of cover – at an affordable price – by following our advice about what to look out for when looking for a new insurance policy.
If you rely on your part-time motor trade business for extra income, an incident you’re not covered for could cause significant financial damage. Part-time motor traders carry out the same work as those who work full-time so they should have the same level of insurance; having an adequate level of cover could help keep your business afloat in difficult circumstances.
If you run a motor trade business, you’ll know how quickly circumstances can change. You could get new employees, install new equipment or expand your business, which would mean having more vehicles or members of the public on your premises at one time.
That’s why it’s so important to make sure your insurance broker is flexible and willing to make changes to your policy. As your priorities and circumstances change you’ll need to make amendments to your policy; this will ensure that you are fully protected at all times.
The motor trade is such a diverse industry that it can be difficult to know what type of insurance policy you need. If you’re unsure whether your business is classed within the motor trade, read this quick breakdown of businesses eligible for motor trade insurance.
If you’re taking out a motor trade insurance policy, you’ll want to know how it affects your no claims bonus. A no claims bonus is a reward for not making a claim and gives the customer cheaper premiums for each year they go claim-free. If you have an accident and need to make a claim, you’ll lose your no claims bonus and your premiums will go up because you’re considered a higher risk.
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