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A Guide to DVLA Car Classification Editor's Choice

A Guide to DVLA Car Classification

Understanding vehicle classification is important for many reasons and knowing what classification of car you drive will help with everything from driving with the correct license to hiring a vehicle. It’s not complicated and this article will quickly steer you through the basics. read more

Avoiding Ghost Brokers When Taking Out Car Insurance

When you come to buy a new car, or are looking to renew your car insurance, making sure you are correctly protecting what can often be the second most expensive purchase you will make, after your home, is really important. This is why we put our trust in purchasing insurance, to protect us, should the worst happen. But what if you thought you had bought legitimate insurance, but had actually purchased from a 'ghost broker'? read more

UK Drivers Will No Longer Require Insurance ‘Green Cards’ for Driving in Europe

Following Brexit, UK drivers were required to carry a “Green Card” (an International Motor Insurance Certificate) when driving in Europe. This document, Issued by the motor insurance providers, certifies that the holder has sufficient motor insurance cover to allow them to legally drive in the country that they are visiting. read more

Managing Winter Driving Risk for Business Vehicles

From icy roads to more hours of darkness, the risks associated with driving increase over the winter months. So if you or your employees need to drive for work, it’s important to understand the risks and try to reduce the likelihood of them being involved in an accident. Read our guide to staying safe on the roads in winter. read more

A Guide to being a Good Driver

Any driver, young or old, will tell you that driving well comes with practice and no matter how long you've been driving for, there is always something new to learn. read more

Top Tips for Driving on Country Roads

Driving on country roads can be daunting for even the most experienced of drivers. Sharp bends, ditches and the possibility of being stuck behind a tractor are all factors that mean it's important to be hyper-aware of your surroundings. Our guide looks at the key things to consider when driving on country roads, whether you're a young, inexperienced driver or simply not used to driving on rural country lanes. read more

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