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Colder weather can often bring an increased risk of damage to you and your vehicle. To help minimise this risk, Budget have created a list

If you’ve just used the wrong fuel, don’t switch on the engine or put the key in the ignition, this could cause further damage. We

Adding a new driver can be straightforward to do and it’s a sensible idea if you have a family who would like to make use

Your guide to multi-car insurance Live in a multi-car household? The spouse and the kids may be driving or perhaps you own multiple cars yourself.

Whether you’re a florist, carpenter, groundsman or decorator, a van can be a vital asset in your business or job role. Commercial van insurance provides

Looking to lose your L-plates? Learning to drive is an exciting period of life with the freedom of traveling on the road at your own

You may have heard in the news that in the event of a no deal Brexit, customers who will be driving in the EU after

With technology constantly developing and the modern-day demand for more smart devices, it’s no surprise that keyless cars have risen in popularity over the past

Third party car insurance is the minimum level of cover you can take out for your vehicle. The policy covers you if you injure a

Are you thinking about getting a new vehicle and need to sell your current one, or have an old car that you no longer need

Potholes have long been the arch-enemy of road users – not just in the UK, but across the world – and with 24,000 miles of

Electric vehicles are becoming more and more ubiquitous in modern life, launched into the mainstream by the likes of Tesla and Nissan, making the electric

It’s a liberating thought, cruising down open roads in a faraway place, free to explore without being bound to the parameters of your accommodation.  Pairing

Nowadays there seem to be more and more vans on Britain’s roads, the DVLA report that back in 2016 there were more light goods vehicles

Are you thinking about swapping your car for a van, upgrading your current van or just purchasing a van for your hobby equipment? Whatever your

At one point or another, many of us will require a van rental, it may be for moving to a new house, moving children to

Taking your own car abroad has become an incredibly popular option for holiday makers, there’s no luggage limit, you’re not restricted by the terms and

If you’re thinking of going abroad this summer, arranging secure parking in or around the airport may be something you need to organise. Holidaymakers who

Isn’t it nice now the evenings are lighter, the weekends are warmer and all of a sudden there’s a lot more to do and see.

The MOT (Ministry Of Transport) was originally introduced in 1960 and is an annual test, for vehicles over three years old, that tests vehicle safety,

Do you remember when you were learning to drive and that feeling of elation when you finally passed your test? Well you may have found

March is what’s known as ‘plate change month’, meaning the release of brand new shiny vehicles and the first set of the new number plates

We are all aware that the UK is in the grips of some terrible weather. The affectionately termed ‘The Beast From The East’ has covered

Have you ever left your car in an area assuming it’s okay to park there? Have you parked your car without a permit and thought

Now winter is coming to an end and the clocks will be going forward at the end of March, you may be looking to get

It appears the big chill is set to continue throughout the UK this February which means you need to be extra vigilant when driving. With

Here’s the million dollar question, how good a driver do you think you are? Now, be honest. Are you easily distracted by your passengers or

In the run up to Christmas, it’s not un common to find tradesmen working seven days a week with queues of customers wanting home improvements

It’s nearly December and we’ve already had our first icy morning. So with this in mind, now’s the time if you’ve got a chipped windscreen

You’ve probably heard a lot in the news recently about diesel cars potentially being banned from the UK by 2040, but what does this mean