As new and used car showrooms start to reopen again with the required Covid19 government safety requirements in place, like social distancing for example, some dealerships like Lookers and Aston Martin have just announced they will be cutting jobs and closing showrooms around the UK.
more info…After two long months, new and used car showrooms in England will start to reopen from June 1, 2020, which is a much-needed boost and welcome news for all those involved with the motor trade industry.
more info…The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced that the daily London congestion charge will increase by 30% from £11.50 to £15 a day in June.
more info…As Covid19 lockdown measures are slowly relaxed around the UK, drivers will be looking forward to taking their cars back out for a spin on the road again over the coming months.
more info…The UK motor trade had an exceedingly difficult April as far as new and used car sales go. The sales of new car registrations from the same period last year dropped by 97 per cent after lockdown measures were introduced to protect the public from covid19.
more info…It’s been a while since the UK government implemented the national lockdown asking the population to stay at home, except for any essential journeys and daily exercise.
more info…A security breach in an ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) camera database exposed information about millions of UK new and used car journeys which can be tied to individual vehicle license plates.
more info…We can all reduce the risk of spreading coronavirus by regularly cleaning our cars after using them, the official UK Government advice at the time of this article is only leave your house for an essential journey.
more info…The lockdown restrictions introduced back in March 2020 to help stop the spread of the COVID-19 have now been extended until May 2020, these restrictions still include all non-essential travel.
more info…If you’re caught speeding, you’ll receive a ‘Notice of Intended Prosecution’ in the post as well as a Section 172. The law requires you reply to this notice within 28 days to confirm who was driving the vehicle at the time of the offence.
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