MOT Centres to Open The UK Government has announced that MOT exceptions are set to end on 31st July. So if your MOT test is due on, or after August 1st, you will be expected to arrange your MOT test…
Car Buying Guide – New vs Used
With lockdown gradually easing, many people are considering upgrading their car. Investing in a new car is likely to be your second most expensive purchase after your house. Therefore it is only natural you should take the time to ensure…
Covid-19 Update: Car showrooms to reopen and over a million unroadworthy cars to return to the roads
Car showrooms to reopen In what has come as welcome news for car manufacturers, many showrooms will reopen from today. This comes as part of the Government’s plans to allow selected non-essential shops to open. Boris Johnson confirmed…
Covid-19: MOT clarification and car tax update
MOT Confusion There have been reports that many motorists are confused about the new MOT rules and what they are required to do. As per our earlier blog, vehicle owners in Britain have been granted a six-month exemption from…
Covid-19: Motoring Update – speeding increase, fuel prices and car maintenance tips
Using your car again With lockdown rules being gradually relaxed, many people will be hoping to use their cars for the first time in a while. Unfortunately when your car is not being used, electrical devices such as…
Coronavirus Update: Support for car finance customers and latest impact on car industry
FCA announcement on car finance Further to our last previous blog about the implications of Covid-19 on car finance, the FCA has now announced support measures for struggling motorists. In welcome news, the UK’s financial regulator has directed all motor…
Coronavirus: Impact on your car finance
If you are one of the many car owners financing your car, you might be wondering what is going to happen with your payments. Particularly if your deal is coming to an end with so many car dealerships now closed.…
Coronavirus: How to clean and maintain your car whilst it’s off the road
Can I still drive my car? You should now only be driving your car for one of the essential reasons listed by the government. Essential travel can include; going somewhere to take daily exercise, shopping for essentials, attending a…
Coronavirus: MOT Announcement – Impact on your vehicle
Do I still require an MOT test? Vehicle owners in Britain will be granted a six-month exemption from MOT testing. The Department for Transport has announced in a statement: “All cars, vans and motorcycles which usually would require an MOT…
Are Smart Motorways Safe? Smart Motorway Review
Smart motorways have become an increasingly prominent up and down the country. They have been introduced as a cost-effective way to increase capacity on congested motorways; but are they safe? The main purpose of smart motorways is to ease congestion.…