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Popular insurance comparison website Tiger.co.uk has released yet another guide for their shoppers, this time providing helpful tips on van insurance. Tiger.co.uk is continuing to emphasise the importance of feeding expert insurance knowledge to their shoppers so that they can Read More…
Van insurance in the UK A valid van insurance policy is required for all vans that are used on the public highway. If you do not have valid insurance for your motor vehicle, it could be impounded or even scrapped. Read More…
We have a number of call partners who can offer insurance to Motor traders. Because the industry is so diverse recommend that you speak to one of partners so that you can discuss your exact requirements with them. A list Read More…
Q. Are van insurance groups different to car insurance groups? Yes. There are 20 different van insurance groups with those in lower groups being the cheapest to insure. The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is responsible for determining which group a Read More…
What came first? The careful driver or the telematics-based insurance policy? Or, put another way, is it the “black box” technology behind telematics policies that makes drivers safer, or is it that safe drivers are more easily attracted to this Read More…
A survey by a popular classic vehicle insurance provider has revealed that 35 per cent of classic vehicle owners may not be registering their vehicles as off the road and therefore breaking the law. Tiger.co.uk reminds motorists, particularly motorbike riders, Read More…
Q. I have moved house, what do I need to do with my driving licence? You can change a name, address and gender on a UK driving licence by post. To change the address on your licence all you need to Read More…
According to research carried out by a popular UK insurer, telematics based car insurance has led to a decrease of around 20% in accidents involving young drivers. Tiger.co.uk has investigated. Telematics or “black box” motor insurance products use satellite technology Read More…
The information you provide to us in the quote form goes in to your motor insurance policy documentation. If you have chosen not to be contacted by third parties in your privacy options we will not share this information Read More…
If you passed your car driving test before 1st February 2001 you can use your full UK car driving licence as a provisional licence to ride a moped or small motorbike (50cc max, max speed 50 mph). When entering information Read More…