The Money4yourMotors blog

A new trend for glampervanning is on the rise this winter as Brits look for inventive ways to staycation with loved ones during the colder months of COVID-19 – and it is being driven by a surprising demographic. Read More...

Motorists with smartphones could help highway chiefs maintain road quality by sending ‘crowdsourced’ data from their mobiles that would allow engineers to assess when carriageway repairs are needed, according to a new study. Read More...

The difference in the price charged by car rental companies can differ by hundreds of pounds, yet more than half (56%) of car hirers will only rent through international car hire brands, with nearly two-thirds (63%) believing they are better protected legally. Read More...

Interest in learning to drive has more than doubled since the beginning of lockdown restrictions in March as many people look to get out on the road and seek some independence. Read More...

Nearly a third (29 per cent) of UK motorists – over 14 million drivers – get nervous when driving in the dark, according to new research by SEAT UK. Read More...

New research reveals inconsiderate motorists are stopping millions of drivers parking in designated priority spaces. Read More...

Road safety organisation GEM Motoring Assist is urging the UK government to look again at ending what it calls the ‘pointless practice’ of putting the clocks back in late October, in favour of adopting a year-round Single/Double British Summertime (SDST). Read More...

Road Safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist says older drivers can stay safer for longer by reflecting on their driving, and by knowing where they can get expert safety advice. Read More...

Hiring an electric car on holiday is a good opportunity to try one out say almost a quarter of car hire drivers. Read More...

Road safety organisation GEM Motoring Assist is urging drivers to take extra care in areas where deer are common. The rutting (or breeding) season means deer are more mobile than usual, bringing them onto roads and increasing the risk of collisions. Read More...