Driver wrongly accused of having no car insurance
A newspaper reporter feels she has been treated like a criminal after being wrongly accused by police of driving with no car insurance, reports the paper for whom she works, the Bucks Free Press.
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Mother fails driving test for splashing pedestrian
A mother from Blackley, a district of Manchester, is going to have to take her driving test again after failing for splashing a pedestrian, reports the Manchester Evening News.
8th September 2008,
Filed in: Motoring
Call for uninsured driver fine rise
A call has been made to increase the penalties given to uninsured drivers, after it is believed that the maximum fine falls far shorter than that received for other less potentially hazardous activities.
No government initiative encourages car insurance dodgers
The lack of a government campaign telling people of the consequences that face them if they fail to purchase car insurance is one of the main reasons for many people driving uninsured, according to an industry expert.
Motorists avoid high emission cars in August
Thoughtful motorists are turning their attentions away from high emission cars because of the expense that comes with them, it has been stated.
Drivers can't put down their phones
Almost a third of motorists are putting their chances of getting cheap car insurance in jeopardy by using a mobile phone while driving, according to a new survey.
Uninsured drivers warned they will be caught
The British Insurers Brokers' Association (BIBA) has sent a warning to uninsured drivers stating that they will all eventually be caught.
Car insurance evaders split into two groups
There are two groups of people who drive around without car insurance, according to the AA, those who can't afford it and those who haven't got a driving licence.
Young drivers to be helped with Pass Plus
Young drivers in the north-east could improve their chances of finding cheaper car insurance by taking advantage of a training course being paid for by a local safety group, reports the Press and Journal.
Brits risk car insurance hikes by speeding
Four in every five Brits are running the risk of losing out on cheaper car insurance by speeding on motorways, according to new research.
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