Research carried out by Confused.com has revealed the top ten most common motoring convictions in the UK.

With the bike season upon us and the weather finally starting to look up, “bikers” all over the country will look forward to jumping on their two wheeled machines and taking to the open roads. We decided to survey our bike clients and see what sort of things attracted them to riding, what kind of bikes they like to ride and what they use their bikes for amongst a whole host of other questions.First of all we wanted to get a feel as to what types of bikes people have owned in the past and what was their most popular choice. Yamaha seemed to be top of the pile with a wide variety of models, closely followed by Kawasaki. Many people owned more than one bike prior to their current choice, some of whom had 13! Just goes to show how passionate some people are about their wheels.

The Association of British Insurers has urged the Government to support and introduce a proposal that will improve young driver safety and look to reduce their insurance premiums.

The Financial Ombudsman has revealed that Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) complaints have increased and they are now dealing with 2,000 new cases every day.

New research by MoneySupermarket.com has found that UK motorists have admitted to driving knowingly without being insured.

Law Firm Keoghs’ 6th annual motor fraud index has been published this week highlighting areas in the UK that had a high level of motor fraud in 2012.

With March just around the corner, people in the United Kingdom are eagerly awaiting the release of the new 2013 vehicle registration plates. March is the biggest month in the calendar year for all new car sales across the motor trade industry. From your big high street chains to your smaller family run forecourts, thousands of pounds will be parted with when purchasing brand spanking new vehicle registrations.

It has been announced that plans to introduce fines for motorists driving in France who fail to carry a breathalyser kit have been delayed indefinitely.

Campaign group FairFuelUK have urged the Chancellor to cut the planned fuel duty tax in his March budget to help tackle the problem of rising fuel costs.

Today the AA has warned motorists that fuel prices will be reaching their highest level ever over the next couple of months.

New figures have revealed that children’s road safety television advertising has been axed due to re-prioritising budgets.

The Government have announced that a further £37 million will be invested into the electric car industry despite poor sales over recent years.

The driving test has been around for years with many changes taking place from the very first test to the present day. The driving test is a compulsory test that has to be taken by learner drivers who want to drive.

Consumer Watchdog Which? have carried out a survey which reveals that motorists in the UK regret buying their latest car.

Today the AA have revealed that fuel prices have increased by 5p a litre in just one month, highlighting that predictions of an increase were correct.

Aviva have published a report in a bid to tackle how insurance claims are dealt with and to devise a solution to stop insurance premiums rising.

Weather warnings have been issued for the UK this morning after heavy snow and low temperatures hit most of the UK overnight.

According to latest figures from the Aviva Family Finances Report, UK families are spending £3,972 a year more compared to previous years on essential household costs.

A survey carried out by the AA Charitable Trust has found that the equivalent of 250,000 drivers don’t know what the motorway speed limit is.

It can be quite a daunting task when you are sorting out insurance for your van. There are many factors to consider and one of the most important is selecting the correct level of cover to suit your specific needs. There are three levels of cover for you to choose from in the UK.