Collaborative post Owning a car is a really important step in your life, but one of the most important things you can do is to actually make changes that are going to make your car better. It is important to consider some of the best ways in which you can improve your car, and enhance your life at the same time. This is why it is vital to focus on this as much as possible, and there are a lot of ideas that will help you achieve this. Picture It is vital to make sure
Collaborative post Car accidents can be life-changing events that leave us with long-lasting effects that affect how and when we get back on the road. No one ever expects to be involved in a collision but, unfortunately, someone is killed or seriously injured on UK roads every 16 minutes. The after effects cover many forms, ranging from physical and mental impacts to financial side effects. Recovering after a car accident looks different for every individual person but it typically follows four distinct stages. These are as follows:
Collaborative post The winter is always a tough time for budgets. You’re always going to have an eye on the seasonal holiday costs, and parents will be more than aware that kids’ warm clothes have a habit of wearing out just at the wrong time. From energy bills to wondering if you need to bring someone in to check your boiler, it’s the time of year when that cushion in your budget is squeezed paper thin. And then there’s transport. With household budgets stretched by inflation and soaring vehicle running costs, many UK motorists seek
Collaborative post Car shopping can be daunting, but finding the perfect mum car needs careful consideration. You deserve a vehicle that can accommodate the needs of your young children and pack up all the gear from their extra-curricular activities. Picking the wrong model for your family can lead to an expensive mistake you might not be able to correct easily. If you are looking for a new car for your growing family or want an upgrade, here are ten tips to help you get the best mum car.
AD | Collaborative post This year we had a huge change as a family and we bought our first car. John has been having lessons for around a year and is ready to take his test now. As a family with a young child, I want to make sure we are as safe as possible not only while on the road but making sure we know where the car is at all times.
AD | Collaborative post Now that you’ve passed the test, the open road is ahead of you. The only snag is that you need to find the perfect set of wheels for the occasion that won’t break the bank. Along with high insurance premiums and mounting pressure to go green, simply popping down to your local dealership and bagging a bargain isn’t as simple as Hollywood would have you believe. But, it is possible. Money might be tight, but there are plenty of ways for your to save yourself some cash at the dealership. Read
It has only been the past couple of years that I’ve really noticed how stuck we are living in the middle of nowhere. Although we live somewhere that does have okay bus routes and trains, it’s not enough and it doesn’t get us everywhere we need to be. Now that Erin is 5 she knows about certain places for days out, she has ideas of where she might want to go but she also knows that we can’t get to all of these places because we don’t drive. I hate not being able to go
Way back when I was 17 I was so excited to learn to drive. I got my provisional licence as soon as I could and was counting down the days until my first driving lesson. Those first few lessons were amazing. I couldn’t quite believe I was driving a car on actual roads. Neither of my parents can drive and at the time, my older sister hadn’t taken a lesson either. I wanted to be the first one of us to be able to drive. Unfortunately, it didn’t take long for my excitement to dwindle.
