Tips and guides

Cars with automatic gearboxes are an increasingly popular choice among UK drivers. If you’re thinking of buying a new car, you’re probably wondering whether it’s worth switching to automatic. Fortunately, we’re here to answer your questions.

Most UK drivers are aware of the large number of potholes facing our streets, and the issues and damage they can cause to our cars. In fact, potholes seem to be a widespread problem on British roads, but reporting a pothole is relatively straightforward and shouldn’t take you too long.

Unexpected calls are a part of everyday life. Companies will contact you for a variety of reasons, from trying to sell you things to conducting surveys. Sometimes you’ll receive a call at the most inconvenient time and, in a distracted moment, you’ve fallen for a scam.

If you’ve been on the road for many years, you’d expect your car insurance policy to look a little different by now, and reasonably so. In fact, insurers take into account experience when deciding what they can offer their customers. If you’re wondering what that means for you, read on and we’ll tell you.

Whether you’ve been on the road 4 days or 40 years, choosing a new car doesn’t get any easier. It’s a big decision, after all. The vehicle you buy will be one of the biggest investments you’ll make, and it’s one you’re likely to live with for many years, so it’s important you get it right.

Learning to drive can be a nerve-wracking experience at any age, but doing so later in life can be a particularly daunting prospect. It’s easy to convince yourself that it’s too late to pick up and master a whole new set of skills. The good news is learning to drive later in life is more common than you might think.