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• PASS PLUS: What is Pass Plus and will it reduce my insurance?  (FAQs)
  Pass Plus Courses consist of six post-Driving Test lessons giving instruction in driving not covered by the test. This is course work only, to increase awareness skills, with no further test at the end. Town driving Driving in town can be daunting: rush hour traffic
• INSURANCE WRITE OFFS: What do different insurance write off categories mean? (FAQs)
  write-offs every year and another 150,000 insurance thefts, many of which are subsequently recovered damaged and re-classified. Many write-offs are legitimately allowed back on the roads following a repair; the safest ones to buy are those that have passed an independent vehicle inspection by Autolign
• DPFs: What are they and why do they go wrong? (FAQs)
  pollutant emissions standards it was designed to meet. Removal of a DPF will almost invariably contravene these requirements, making the vehicle illegal for road use."   "A vehicle might still pass the MoT visible smoke emissions test, which is primarily intended to identify vehicles
• SPEEDING DEFENCES 1. Is inadequate posting of a speed limit a valid defence to a speeding NIP? (FAQs)
  Court) because the road sign imposing the 30-mph limit in question was obscured by overgrown hedgerows, so that it became visible to motorists only at the point where it was passed. Referring to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, s. 85 (below), Walker J held that this imposed
• PARKING FINES. What are my rights regarding parking penalties for parking in private carparks? (FAQs)
  the two is as follows; If they are claiming 'Damages'  – the amount of the parking charge can only be a genuine pre-estimate of liquidated damages. For example, if parking is £5 an hour and you stayed for an hour without paying then the damages or loss would be £5 plus maybe
• CREDIT HIRE: What is it and how can it affect me if I am involved in a crash? (FAQs)
  for more information. How do most people come to use credit hire companies? Most people are contacted by an "accident manager" having had their details passed on by their own insurer after they informed them of a non-fault