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Does your insurance cover you to drive a friend’s car?

Policy exclusions mean you could end up unwittingly breaking the law

Why did Nissan dealership not tell us our car had been stolen?

It went in for repairs, but was supposedly taken from a locked compound

Drivers fume as breakdown firms put up premiums and slow down help

More and more motorists are reporting long waits, sometimes overnight, for help from RAC and AA

AA blames profits fall on callout surge fuelled by ‘pothole epidemic’

Effects of weather and decline in road spending hits half-year figures, spooking investors

Why can’t I get a no-claims bonus on my second car?

I’ve built up 10 years’ discount on one car but can’t use it for a second vehicle

Why am I now liable for my ‘no fault’ accident claim?

Credit hire company EasiDrive says I will face legal and other costs if I don’t go to court

Romford and Ilford top UK car theft league

Number of high-end vehicles in two towns prove magnet for thieves, insurance survey shows

Car insurance costs fall as fears over payout changes subside

Average premium drops to £752 after rising to £847 in second quarter of 2017

Driving holidays: a guide to taking your car abroad this summer

From breakdown cover to tolls and getting a GB sticker, here’s what you need to know

Who is to blame if a car sent in for repairs is stolen?

My vehicle was taken from the dealer’s workshop but it says it is not liable and wants me to claim on my insurance

Should e-bike owners be forced to buy insurance?

Some cover is sensible but requiring third-party insurance will lower the use of electric bicycles when we need to encourage it

Car insurance prices fall for first time since 2014 amid whiplash crackdown

UK average in the first three months of 2018 was £768, with men still paying more than women

AA staff accuse association over ‘shameful’ price hikes

New members can face an automatic 124% increase in fees in year two. Now embarrassed members of the salesforce talk about the tactics

RAC facing refund costs over breakdown cover renewal letters

Insurer accused of breaching FCA rules intended to make price rise clear to consumers

Renewing your car insurance? Best policy is to avoid saying ‘unemployed’

Just being more precise about your occupation on a form could save you £700 a year

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