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New Honda Jazz Offers Electric/Petrol Hybrid Power, & Extra Safety Features

The all-new Honda Jazz provides an effortless driving experience, says Honda UK, with efficient performance delivered by hybrid technology as standard. Hybrids are becoming the standard choice for those consumers who BUY a car, rather […]

Insurance Regulation

SkyWatch.AI Launches On-Demand Drone Insurance Product

More companies than ever are using drones for business – including insurers of course – and we are on the brink of drone delivery becoming an everyday sight, as testing is well underway by Amazon, […]

Insurance & Reinsurance

Could a £75 Computer Gadget Alert Drivers to Hazards They Cannot See?

Could a £75 computer system revolutionise road safety by allowing cars to talk to each other and warn drivers there is a hazard ahead? Maybe so, at least that’s what Hyundai are telling us here […]

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Driverless; New 230 Mile Record by Nissan Leaf

A British-based research project into the latest autonomous vehicle technologies has successfully completed a 230-mile self-navigated journey on UK roads. The project, HumanDrive, is jointly funded by UK government through the Centre for Connected and […]

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Fancy a Snickers? Don’t Drive `Hangry,’ Says New Research From Admiral

New research from Admiral car insurance is warning motorists about the danger of driving while hungry as its latest investigation finds that almost a quarter of drivers (24%) skip one meal per day during any […]

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Smart Motorways to Get More Cameras, More Safe Spaces. Not Good Enough

A government report is due to be published soon, which is expected to condemn so-called Smart Motorways, and the death toll caused by their unsafe design. Doing away with the hard shoulder to speed traffic […]

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Rubbernecking Drivers Go Crash Happy Near Buckingham Palace

New independent research by Select Car Leasing using data produced by road safety charity THINK! highlights the perils of ‘rubbernecking’ whilst driving. Referring to the physical act of craning your neck to look at something of interest, […]