The price of fuel is set to rise this year with many motorists expressing their anger.Last year we covered the rise in fuel prices quite a few times. At the very start of 2012, we once again deliver a similar story. Motorists being priced off the road Between January and September of 2011, sales of
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Today’s article is a follow up on our previous one (“The Fuel Tax Debate” – November 17th) which stated that Vince Cable was informing motorists not to expect a fuel tax cut next month. Thankfully Mr Cable has not got his way and the fuel duty rise will be scrapped to the pleasure of motorists
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Vince Cable has dampened hope of motorists across the country by telling them not to expect a cut in fuel tax. MP’s have demanded that the planned fuel duty increase next January is cancelled. The motion has since been passed without a vote, as MP’s were determined to see the already high fuel duty tax
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Official statistics released recently show that the top 10 speed cameras in the UK make £3.1 million a year. Everytime someone is typically caught speeding, a £60 fine must be issued along with three points being issued to their license. The statistics were obtained by the The Sun through the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
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We all know repairs are expensive and hard to deal with. You may end up paying more when certain repairs are not seen in time. Check out our list of various repairs that will save you money in the future. Engine oil Your engine gets severely damaged when it doesn’t have enough oil to feed
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In order to crack down on the huge number of uninsured drivers throughout the UK, a new law has been introduced. The law states that even when a car is not being driven, it must be insured. In order to avoid punishment, the car must be declared as off the road. Previously motorists had to
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With the price of crude oil dropping, many of Britain’s motorists are wondering why the price of petrol seems to be constantly on the rise. The prices at the pumps are continually on the rise which is increasingly frustrating motorists. There is a common feeling around the UK that everyone is getting ripped off. In
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Every motorist’s tyres need inspecting fairly regularly. Tyres will of course wear down naturally with time and certain driving habits, such as aggressive driving and harsh braking. Checking tyres for wear and tear is essential for drivers and passenger’s safety and it is also against the law not to comply with the specified tread depths.
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No matter what the price range or type of car or whether it’s from a dealer or being sold privately there are always important consideration points when buying a second hand car. First it’s a good idea for motorists to carry out your own research to discover exactly the car you really want. It’s good
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