Tips and guides

With the number of road deaths in Britain remaining persistently high, it’s become clear that drivers need to be aware of the risks they face when taking to the British roads. Read on to find out where the most dangerous roads are and get some top tips to help you stay safe behind the wheel.

As the UK population ages and life expectancy increases, there are more over 50s on British roads than ever before. There are a few things you’ll want to think about if you plan on getting behind the wheel for many years to come.

Buying a car overseas and having it brought to the UK is a surprisingly popular option among British drivers. If you’re considering buying a car from Europe or even from further afield, it’s important you understand the implications this can have, including how it could impact your car insurance.

We can all be absentminded, but when it comes to putting the wrong fuel in your car, a simple mistake can feel like a real disaster. With that in mind, we’ve created this step-by-step guide to help put your mind at ease if you accidentally misfuel your car.

Having a valid car insurance policy is a legal requirement if you’re to take to British roads. In fact, if you don’t have one, you’ll be breaking the law just by leaving your vehicle parked up in the street.

Whether they’ve been passed down through the generations or are pieces you’ve treated yourself to, we all have a few prized possessions we want to protect. Jewellery can be among our most treasured pieces, and the idea of it being stolen, lost or damaged is unthinkable – but unfortunately it does happen.