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Handing over your car keys could be costly

19 September 2016

Many South Africans rely on their own transport to get from point A to B and as a result, there are more than 10 million vehicles on South African roads according to recent statistics by the electronic national administration traffic information system (eNaTIS). In many cases, people share vehicles or pass them on to family members as they upgrade, thereby changing the profile of the regular driver of the insured vehicle.

Get acquainted with South African roads

14 September 2016

Is an international driving license enough to prepare drivers for foreign roads? In New Zealand, even though tourist vehicles make up a small percentage of vehicles on the road, the percentage of crashes involving tourists is much higher. In the UK, the number of truck crashes involving foreign drivers, is eight times higher than the national average.

Beware the hidden costs of no-claims bonuses

14 September 2016

Insurers commonly offer consumers a ‘no-claims bonus’ if they make no claim against their policy for a specified period of time. Unsurprisingly, the prospect of this financial reward is attractive to consumers, so much so that many choose not to claim from their insurance to avoid losing the cash-back reward or discount on their insurance premiums in years to follow.

Insurance statistics draw battle lines for which sex is the better driver

29 August 2016

The battle of the sexes for domination behind the wheel of a car is an ongoing one, and insurance statistics are often used as evidence of better – or worse – driving ability.

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