Tips and Blogs

Did you know 1 in 5 drivers have never checked their tyres? This October we are supporting TyreSafe in their campaign to remind drivers of the benefits of proper tyre maintenance.

Are you driving to university this September/October? You may be travelling into the unknown with a new course to start and new people to meet

We’re beginning to experience darker and chillier starts to the day, and soon we’ll be driving and riding home from work in the dark

American author Mark Twain said it best, "Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter."

When you buy a new vehicle, the last thing you’ll think of is needing to replace it. You don’t want to plan for theft or a major accident, but with one extra insurance policy you can be fully covered for the worst outcomes.

Caffeine can be a controversial topic when it comes to driver safety. Many of us delight in the clarity that comes with the first coffee of the day

Choosing a car seat for your child can be such an overwhelming and confusing topic and it can be hard to sift through and keep track of each rule in a constantly evolving world of child passenger safety.

I am sure many of you have thought about the approaching 2030 government deadline ending the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles and wondered what life will be like post 2030?

If you live and ride a motorcycle or scooter in the UK, you’ll be familiar with the term layering up

Living with a disability can have an impact on things many people take for granted, but that doesn’t have to mean losing out on the freedom of driving

Taking the Advanced Driving Course with IAM RoadSmart helped me, both personally, as a 'soon-to-be' grandmother, and professionally as a Personal Injury Lawyer.

Over the last year, I’ve had an amazing journey. I have completed my IAM RoadSmart Advanced Driver course with a F1RST, which led to me becoming a National Observer.

The thought of driving abroad can, at first, seem intimidating, yet it can also be hugely rewarding. Not only is it a great way to see where you’re visiting, it’s also a fantastic experience as you can often experience wide open, virtually deserted roads that are, literally, a world away from the ones in the UK.

It was a shock when I retired to Cornwall aged 60 and finding out that my 45 years riding in and around London had in no way prepared me for life on two wheels in rural Cornwall.

Stephanie has been on two wheels since she was a 16-year-old when she purchased her first bike, a Puch Maxi Moped. Struggling with the rising cost of public transport, Stephanie found the moped a cost-efficient alternative.