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Here at the Broadsure Direct blog, we don’t usually mention or write articles related to Business Insurance, which is unsual as Broadsure Direct offer competitive rates on Business Insurance. We thought we mix it up a little with some news on a new package being offered by insurance company NIG. It focuses on small – medium sized businesses . . . → Read More: ..and now for some news on Business Insurance The Internet is said to be bringing new changes every day with more and more people using the web for purchasing goods online. Nowadays, the trust in buying goods online is always increasing and its said that in the next 3-5 years, people will have the confidence to buy cars online. Obviously there will have to be . . . → Read More: Will 20% of car sales be online only in the next few years? Today the governments rules and plans were unveiled, more specifically, transport plans. There some interesting points in which they have made, firstly for our hgv insurance customers, the government plans to introduce a system in which hgv drivers will be charged to ensure that UK hauliers meet a new fair usage policy. General motor plans in which our . . . → Read More: Government transport rules The winter weather over the last few months has cost in total around 650 million pounds in insurance claims. The freezing weather, huge amounts of snow and ice has meant that the number of insurance claims has risen massively. These claims are relating to weather damage for example housing damage caused by large amounts of snow. Other insurance . . . → Read More: Winter costs Millions in Insurance Claims The conservatives have introduced plans to introduce charges made for British and Foreign lorries that are over 12 tonnes. There are hundreds of millions of pounds that are being lost to other countries that could be used within the British Exchequer. Their basis for this is that there are a large number of foreign trucks using . . . → Read More: Conservatives back idea for Lorry Charges Kia dealers are now going to offer up to £2,000 for cars traded in over 7 years and up to 10 years as long as they have a valid MOT certificate. The only car that is not covered by the deal is the newly released car, the Sorento. Now that the government’s scrappage scheme has ended, motor . . . → Read More: Motor Trader’s launch their own scrappage schemes A new survey carried out recently shows the locations of the highest percentage of uninsured drivers. These are the locations where the highest number of drivers have an IN10 on their license, this is the conviction code for driving without motor insurance. The town with the highest percentage was Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire which was around 28% of . . . → Read More: Locations of uninsured drivers revealed… A confusing plan put forward by Andy Burnham has put a lot of speculation into why Hospital car parks are not free in the UK. He claims that there is a scheme to make parking free for inpatients and their visitors that are staying for a long period of time. Patients that have regular appointments are . . . → Read More: Parking charges being dropped in UK Hospitals? It has been in the news recently that Silverstone, the British Grand Prix track is going to host to British Grand Prix for up to 17 years! Starting from 2010. There is a lot of development to be done on the track, pit lanes etc but it’s all in planning now that they have got the . . . → Read More: Massive 17 Year Deal to Host Grand Prix Research carried out recently has shown that the public believe most accidents are caused by the use of a mobile phone at the wheel. Also it has been revealed that a lot of motorists will hide their convictions of using a mobile phone when driving or even speeding tickets. They will not tell the relevant insurance . . . → Read More: Some drivers hide convictions for cheap insurance |
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