Monthly Archives: June 2023

What Driving License Is Required To Drive A Campervan In The UK?

Posted on: June 29th, 2023

If you are considering buying or indeed hiring a campervan to either take away in the UK for a weekend break or perhaps a two week family holiday then there are a number of things you will need to think of. Perhaps rather surprisingly, very few people think of what type of driving license is required to drive a campervan … Continue reading →

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More Stopover Locations Needed For Campervans

Posted on: June 17th, 2023

A large number of owners of campervans prefer to plan ahead when deciding where to spend the night whilst enjoying a well-earned break. The popular choice of the majority of campervan enthusiasts is to stay at a campsite. However there are some who prefer to make such a decision in the latter part of the day and just pull over … Continue reading →

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Campervan Insurance Premiums – Have We Turned The Corner?

We are pleased to inform our readers that, according to the car insurance price index published by the price comparison website Confused.com for Q1 of 2024, the cost of car insurance premiums have fallen. On average, premiums have dropped by £54 per annum to an average of £941 per annum. That is a fall of 5%. Yes, that is good … Continue reading →

April 17, 2024

Claims Payouts Reach Record Level

Last year, motor insurers paid out £9.9 billion to meet claims made by motorists. This was the highest amount paid out since that organization started to maintain records in 2013. The previous year, payouts amounted to £8.4 billion with this being an increase of 18% in comparison to 2023. The total number of claims that were paid out in 2023 … Continue reading →

March 30, 2024

Avoid The Busy Major Roads Over The Easter Holidays

Easter is often the time that campervan owners decide to get away for a few days holiday with their loved one or their immediate family. Unfortunately, a lot of other people in the UK also decide to enjoy some much-needed rest and a change of scenery. As a result, the major roads such as motorways and dual carriageways can get … Continue reading →