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City Centre Parking

July 22, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Have you ever had to do anything so frustrating than park in the city centre? I can’t think of many things I have to say. I’m going to have the ‘pleasure’ of doing so today. Ironically, two car parks have closed down and they’ve put roadworks right in the middle of the road. How anyone […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial Tagged With: Car Articles, Car parking, City centre parking, Driving in busy traffic, public transport

Check Your Tyre Pressures Before Setting Off…

July 15, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Thousands of British holidaymakers could be risking hours of motorway misery this summer by failing to check their tyre pressures before setting off. However, by simply checking their tyre pressures prior to travelling, drivers can significantly reduce their risk of suffering a tyre related breakdown. The latest advice has been issued by TyreSafe, who estimate […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Featured Posts, Safety & Security, Technical Tagged With: car safety, Correct tyre pressures, Highways, Highways Agency, How often to check a tyre, Inflate your tyres, Pressure guage, road safety, Tyre inflation, Tyre pressure checks, Tyre pressures, Tyres, TyreSafe, TyreSafe advice, Vehicle safety checks

Do You Drive For Work? Were You Given A Course?

July 14, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Seventy two per cent of people who drive for work in the UK have never been offered driver training, according to a survey by IAM Drive & Survive on Springboard UK, despite 44 per cent of those drivers saying they would welcome the opportunity. Only three per cent of the respondents said that they had […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security Tagged With: Commuting, Drive & Survive, Drivesafe, Driving for work, Driving safely, Fuel efficient driving, IAM, Manoeuvering, Safe driving, Sticking to speed limits

Tips For French Driving With IAM

June 22, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Road safety charity the IAM is offering weekly motoring tips from Britain’s top advanced driver, Peter Rodger. This week, he is giving some essential advice to those driving in France this summer. Every year, around 17 million British nationals visit France, many by car.  Here are the IAM’s top tips to ensure you’re on the […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, IAM Tagged With: Driving advice, France, French driving, How to drive in France, The Law

Five Reasons To Be Cheerful As A Motorist Today

June 11, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

It seems that we’re all full of grumps and groans in the UK today. Gridlock, expensive fuel costs, vehicle excise duty and other motorists all swell up into a melting pot of frustration, annoyance and upset. But fear not. In this list, we examine five reasons (in no particular order) as to why you should […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial Tagged With: Being a positive driver, Car Articles, Driving advice, Reasons to be a cheerful motorist, Smile

Tips For Spanish Driving With IAM

June 9, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

With the weather getting (hopefully) better all the time, our thoughts collectively turn to holidays and trips abroad. If you’re considering driving in Spain, then take a look at these tips from Britain’s top advanced driver, Peter Rodger (of the IAM). You are required to carry two warning triangles in your vehicle. In the event […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, IAM Tagged With: Car Articles, Continental travelling, Driving in Spain, Grand touring, IAM, Spanish driving

Engine Warm Up

May 29, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Now, most people are familiar with the old adage that most engine wear occurs during the first ten minutes. Well, it’s true. One of the biggest reasons though is lack of proper engine warm up. If you go to motor racing events you’ll see how they warm the engine up there – turning the ignition […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Maintenance & Breakdown Tagged With: Car care, Car maintenance, Engine temperature, Engine warm up, Warming your car up

Staycation Driving Tips

May 21, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Road safety charity the IAM is offering motoring tips from Britain’s top advanced driver, Peter Rodger. As the bank holiday weekend and half term holiday approaches, many people are choosing to holiday in the UK this year, Peter is advising on planning to stay safe on long journeys. Share the driving if possible.  It makes […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, IAM, Safety & Security Tagged With: Driving advice, IAM, Institute of Advanced Motorists, Peter Rodger, The IAM

Europcar Will Help You Get Hire On The Road

May 17, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

London, May 2014 – Europcar, the leader in car hire services in Europe, is helping families make the most of the spring sunshine without breaking their budget. With car hire from only £12 a day, there’s no better time to get away for a fun-filled spring break in the UK. Valid on bookings made before […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial Tagged With: Car Articles, Car hire, Europcar, How to hire a car, Ken McCall, Places to hire a car, Road trips, Road trips with hire cars, UK car hire, Where to drive with a hire car

Winter Weather Creates Surge In Pothole Related Damage

May 11, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Councils in the areas worst hit by the winter storms are now facing a different kind of flood – a rising swell of automotive compensation claims – according to campaign website, Potholes.co.uk. While homeowners seek compensation for damage to their houses, road users are also demanding remuneration for car axle, wheel and suspension faults caused […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security Tagged With: Car Articles, Car damage, Car maintenance, Compensation, Damage to cars, How to report potholes, Potholes, Potholes.co.uk

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