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• TOWING LAWS: What is the new tachograph law about towing?  (FAQs)
  Since 1-5-06 all new vehickes registered since that date towing for hire or reward with a gross train weight of 3,500 kg are required to have a tamper-proof digital tachograph which uses a credit card-type record to monitor driving hours and journey times. Additionally all vehicles first
• TOWING: Can you give me some general tips about towing?  (FAQs)
  (Kindly supplied by Sid Seabrook) 1) Sadly car dealers are useless for towing advice. Wonderful car for towing. 2) Go back to the caravan dealer for some advice. Wonderful van for towing. 3) Join the Caravan Club
• PARKING FINES. What are my rights regarding parking penalties for parking in private carparks? (FAQs)
  — (a) on conviction on indictment, to a fine, (b) on summary conviction, to a fine not exceeding the statutory maximum. (6) In this section “motor vehicle” means a mechanically propelled vehicle or a vehicle designed or adapted for towing by a mechanically propelled vehicle
• HIRING A CAR: Where can I hire a car in the UK and abroad? (FAQs)
  RENTALS Towcar hire  (allows towing your own trailer or caravan into Europe:  www.4x4vehiclehire.co.uk Motorhome hire in the UK
• INSURANCE WRITE OFFS: What do different insurance write off categories mean? (FAQs)
  £5 a day can be added for estate vehicles (where this matches the customer’s vehicle) unless the model listed is already an estate. 5.An additional £5 a day can be added for necessary extras such as tow bars and baby seats which reflect the customer’s damaged vehicle type
• CONSUMER RIGHTS: How do I reject a vehicle or get compensation for problems with a car? (FAQs)
  successfully reject a car for a trivial reason such as a little scratch or finding out you don’t like something about the car, unless, for example, you bought it for a specific purpose, for example to tow a caravan and then you find out it can’t. WHAT CAN YOU DO IF YOU DON’T