Motor News

23 January 2022 by Geoffrey Insurance

BREXIT : DRIVING IN THE EU – Green Cards

On 30th June 2021, the EU Commission announced their decision to waive the need to travel with a Green Card for vehicles and towed caravans and trailers when driving in the EU and EEA from 2nd August 2021 onwards....
06 July 2020 by Ellie Priestley

Mandatory MOTs to be reintroduced on 1st August

This week, the government has announced that mandatory MOT tests for car, motorcycle and van owners in England, Scotland and Wales are to be reintroduced to ensure vehicles are roadworthy....
26 March 2020 by Harry Brown

Government announces six month MOT exemption during the coronavirus outbreak

The Government has announced this week that cars, motorcycles and vans will be granted temporary MOT exemption during the coronavirus outbreak....
13 November 2019 by Geoffrey Insurance

Driving Tips: How to say safe on the roads this winter

For many, the start of winter is the last weekend in October when the clocks go back. The following week, we wake up in pitch dark and likely leave work in darkness, too....
17 October 2019 by Geoffrey Insurance

12 Tips On Reducing Your Car Insurance Premium

Owning a car can be one of life’s biggest expenses, both in terms of initial purchase and the running costs. Insurance, tax, petrol, servicing – it all adds up. If you are looking at renewing your car insurance, we’ve gathered some top tips on how you can achieve the lowest premium....
14 September 2019 by Geoffrey Insurance

Take a second look for motorbikes

With warmer weather finally on the way, Road Safety GB is urging motorists to watch out for motorbikes on the roads....
13 September 2019 by Geoffrey Insurance

Motorists confused about driving laws

Did you know that swearing at another motorist or splashing water at a pedestrian could land you with a hefty fine?...
12 September 2019 by Geoffrey Insurance

British motorists prefer driving on European roads

They say that grass is greener on the other side, but it seems that this really may be the case when it comes to roads on the continent....