Car insurance news, Jan - Mar 2009

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4x4 numbers 'have doubled' in ten years

23 January 2009

The number of 4x4s on Britain's roads has doubled in the last ten years, a new survey shows.

IAM calls for year-round drink drive enforcement

23 January 2009

Targeted drink drive enforcement campaigns should be run all year round, it has been claimed.

New uninsured driver crackdown welcomed by insurers

21 January 2009

Insurance providers and an industry representative have greeted new measures brought in to combat uninsured drivers.

Risk of car accidents 'higher in January'

20 January 2009

The risk of being involved in a car accident is higher in January compared to the rest of the year, it has been claimed.

Young drivers offered free training

20 January 2009

Young motorists are being offered free training after passing their test to help them reduce their risk of accidents.

Drivers 'have reason to be cheerful'

19 January 2009

It may be Blue Monday, but drivers have reason to be more cheerful this year than they did last, it has been claimed.

Keep keys safe, drivers urged

16 January 2009

Drivers are being urged to keep their leys safe to avoid falling victim to car theft.

Check tyres before going on ski trips, drivers urged

16 January 2009

Motorists are being advised to make sure their tyres are in good condition before heading off on skiing holidays.

Car insurance hits a new high

15 January 2009

Car insurance costs have hit a new high, according to data from the AA.

Car insurance costs 'likely to soar'

12 January 2009

Motorists are likely to see large increases in their car insurance this year, it has been claimed.

British motorists 'cutting back'

08 January 2009

Figures show British motorists are cutting back on car buying as well as reducing the number of journeys they take.

Motorists offered winter driving advice

07 January 2009

Europcar is advising motorists to take particular care on the roads during the ongoing cold snap.

Motorists 'still flouting mobile phone laws'

02 January 2009

A large number of motorists are still using their mobile phones behind the wheel, a new survey has revealed.