Rightly or wrongly, young drivers are considered ‘high risk’ when it comes to insuring a motor vehicle and seem to be ‘persecuted’ for being young by the majority of insurance companies.
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Car owners parking beneath an iconic London skyscraper, dubbed ‘the walkie talkie’, are claiming that the all glass building is causing their vehicles to melt.
A female driver, with a staggering 42 points on her licence for driving offences, remains on Britain’s roads according to a fresh analysis of DVLA figures.
30-year-old Paul Brown, of Witney, has been sentenced to 240 hours unpaid work and disqualified from driving for 12 months after killing a cyclist whilst eating a sandwich at the wheel.
Research conducted by well renowned publication, Auto Trader, has revealed that 98% of UK motorists think that the government is not doing enough to improve road safety, booktheorytesttoday.com can reveal.
New research has revealed that one in three young drivers feel ‘unprepared’ when taking to Britain’s roads shortly after passing their test, Book Theory Test Today understands.
A new report claims that young drivers listening to either rock or rap music are more prone to road accidents than drivers listening to music from other genres.
The DSA has launched a campaign to unmask driving theory and practical test cheats amid the increasing number of people ‘representing’ test applicants fraudulently.
The idea of overhauling Britain’s Highways Agency, making it a part privatised system and allowing for greater financial freedom, first emerged in March 2013.
A new poll conducted by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has revealed that one-third of drivers admitted to taking to Britain’s roads without a valid MoT certificate for their vehicle.
A new study shows that a quarter of drivers blame their footwear for road accidents, with one in three people admitting to driving in flip flops, and revealing that they find them more dangerous than driving in high heels.