Car accidents are upsetting. If you have one, then it is your legal duty to report it to your insurer regardless of whether you were at fault or not. In some cases, there might not be another party involved. Maybe you swerved into a bollard or scraped your car’s bodywork along a wall, for example? […]

What is an insurance write-off, what happens to your car if it is written off and how are decisions made concerning what is a write-off and what is not? If you have never made a claim on your insurance for anything other than minor issues, such as needing a replacement windscreen, then you may not […]

If you’re a Got2Insure customer and need to find out more about travelling in Europe after Brexit, read our guide for all the answers to our most frequently asked questions. Many people are only just starting to find out how their lives will be affected by Brexit. One of these is motoring abroad. UK residents […]

What does a no-claims bonus mean? A no-claims bonus is a yearly saving on your annual car insurance premium. It is calculated according to how many years you’ve been driving without making an insurance claim. A discount scale is applied on each year that you don’t make a claim. The discount increases each year you […]

Depending on your location, an anti-theft car device is vital to stop you from worrying about the safety of your car.   With so many products currently available, it can be hard to choose the right device for your car. To make the task easier, we have researched the possible options. If you are interested […]

A smart motorway is a section of a motorway that uses traffic management methods to increase capacity and reduce congestion in particularly busy areas. These methods include using the hard shoulder as a running lane and using variable speed limits to control traffic flow. Highways England (previously the Highways Agency) developed smart motorways to manage […]

Needing to make an insurance claim is always stressful, and even though it may seem clear cut, deciding who is at fault isn't as straightforward as it may seem, - at least from the perspective of the insurers. Deciding who is at fault, isn't solely about deciding who is to blame - the ongoing financial consequences can last a long time.