We’ve all seen those baby on board signs on cars. But have you ever wondered if they actually work? What is a Baby on Board Sign For? A baby on board sign is there to tell other road users...
Some kids get car sickness, which can make journeys of all lengths a lot more stressful. And driving with kids can be hard enough as it is! In this post we’ll discuss some ways you can...
In the UK, babies must travel in an appropriate car seat or booster until they turn 12, or reach 135 cm in height. Until then, they cannot travel in the front seat of the car. They have to...
We offer legal protection as an optional extra on our comprehensive car insurance policies. In this post, we’ll explain what legal protection is to help you decide whether to add this...
There are many benefits to driving a classic car. Not only do you get to drive a beautiful piece of history, you can also be exempt from getting an annual MOT, and even from paying vehicle...
Has your car key fob stopped remotely opening your doors? Or does it only unlock the doors some of the time, but not all of the time? This might mean that it’s time to change your car key...
You need to tell your insurers if you or your named driver’s circumstances change, but insurers will differ in how much information they request of you. What Change of Circumstances Do I...
Car airbags are inflatable cushions found in multiple locations around the interior of a car. They’re standard safety features which, since they were first introduced in the 1950s, have...
In UK law, children must use a child seat until they’re either 12 years old or 135cm tall, whichever comes first. But there are different types of car seats available and rules about which...
Many new cars are fitted with integrated dashboard sat navs as standard. But if not, almost all drivers either use dedicated sat nav devices, or navigation apps on their phones. In this...