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Should you lower your car’s suspension?

Vehicle manufacturers tune a car’s suspension to give a ‘ride’ or level of comfort versus road holding ability that meets the expectations of the buying public. A Toyota Corolla will always feel softer on the road than a McLaren P1,

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The worst places to break down and what you should do

We already covered what to do if you break down on the way to the airport, but there are plenty of other inconvenient places your car can expire. Here’s what to do. On the way to a meeting It’s unlikely

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What to do if you break down on the way to the airport

Breaking down is never convenient, but there are some scenarios where it can be particularly bad, like when you’re about to risk missing a flight. You’ve spent a lot of time saving up for that awesome trip, but now you’re

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UK van speed limits (including car-derived vans)

Vans have a lower speed limit on some roads in the UK. But what about if it’s a van that is derived from a car or MPV? Pick-up trucks, campervans and dual-purpose vehicles also all need to be checked before

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What should you do if your car breaks down?

If your car breaks down you need to think about a safe position then getting help. Breaking down on a road Indicate your direction and try to get your vehicle as far off the road as possible by coasting to

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Can you use your private car or van for work?

You can use a private car or van for work, but you should notify your insurance company and you will need to allow for expenses.  There is a difference between using your private vehicle when you are employed by a

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How do you report bad driving?

There are two agencies responsible for handling complaints about issues with drivers and vehicle operators on the road: DVSA and police. What to report to DVSA If it’s a lorry, bus, coach or company vehicle, you can report them if

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