It has been a tough year, with a global pandemic still ongoing, we are all in scary and unprecedented times, many people are unsure if they will have a job by the end of the year, so understandably we are all holding onto every penny we can.
What to Keep in Your Car In Case of Emergency
With more of us having “staycations” this year due to the current pandemic and travel restrictions that have been put in place, motorists are being urged to take extra care on the motorways and prioritise their safety!
The Summer can be hard on your car, and there are a few things you might not know when it comes to taking care of it during the warmer months.
With Britain having been in lockdown for months, the car market has been affected with restrictions on car showrooms being unable to open, car sales have obviously dropped. But now restrictions are slowly being eased, we are hoping things can get back to some kind of normal.
Figures have shown with the Covid-19 pandemic around, the traffic on roads has been reduced by nearly two thirds, this has meant that the number of accidents on the road has significantly been reduced.
How does buying a car online work?
As the coronavirus continues to spread globally, it will have a dramatic impact on most businesses including the car industry.
The European Commission has warned Birmingham City Council in 2017 that it has to make the city’s air cleaner by the year 2020 or potentially face a 60 million fine.
Hybrid technology started in the UK in the year 2000, however, most people have never actually driven one. You may be pleasantly surprised by the drive.
