#AD. In the interest of disclosure and transparency, the syndication of this article has been provided and paid for by FBD Insurance Driving during downfalls can be dangerous, even for skilled drivers. When visibility is affected and the roads get wet and slippery, your vehicle can become difficult to control. ... Continue to the full article

Drive anywhere in the UK and there’ll be quite a few driving laws that you will need to abide to. Overseas though, each country has their unique set of road laws. For the benefit of motorists across the nation and the general population, should some of these laws from across the globe be put into force throughout the UK? Vindis, a trusted ... Continue to the full article

If you’re young and in your first fully ‘adult’ job, then it’s likely that you’re enjoying the perks of independent living, with a little more cash sloshing around in your bank account than you’re used to. As such, you may well be considering augmenting your life with a new vehicle, which will grant you a more enjoyable commute and the freedom to ... Continue to the full article

Driving in the dark is a major challenge for most drivers. As soon as it gets dark, lights can become your saviors as well as distractions. While you need street lights and your car’s own headlights working in top condition, you also want to avoid the glimmering lights, full beam headlights, and shiny signboards across the roadside to make driving ... Continue to the full article

Many people would have you believe that that “chauffeur” is nothing but a fancy way to say “driver.” And sure, people who do both of these jobs get people from one place to another, but the difference between these two careers is much more than a matter of vocabulary. In fact, chauffeurs and drivers offer different services and cannot be classified ... Continue to the full article