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Money savingHow to save fuel: 12 savvy tips
Want to know how to save fuel? These savvy tips from WiseDriving could see you having to visit the petrol station less and have more cash in your pocket. Click here for more.
TelematicsWiseDriving Insider: what it’s like to be a WiseDriving customer
Ever wondered what it's like to be a WiseDriving customer? A member of the WiseDriving team gives an insight on her experience here.
EntertainmentTop 10 movie cars
There’s no denying it: cars and movies go together. From the Batmobile to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, we’ve all dreamt of owning a Hollywood car. We’ve counted down our top ten here.
InnovationAutonomous cars: what could they mean for our everyday lives?
Are self-driving cars the future of the motoring world, or could they be the end of the roads as we know them? We explore here.
Safe drivingDriving laws: is it illegal to drive barefoot?
Is it illegal to drive without shoes? No, it isn’t illegal and this post from WiseDriving can tell you more. Click here to read.
Car ownershipCar insurance jargon buster
Car insurance can contain a lot of words that are hard to understand - which is why we've created our jargon buster to help things make a little more sense.
EntertainmentFive roads that can't be ignored when holidaying in the UK
Summer was made for road trips – so why not ditch your usual route for some of the UK’s best roads? We’ve teamed up with RAC to bring you all the routes worth driving on this summer.
Car ownershipWhat is a car insurance excess?
Wondering what car insurance excess really means? Learn the basics of Voluntary and Compulsory excess and the best ways to save with this post from WiseDriving.
Car ownershipHow to keep your car secure
Being a victim of car theft is never ideal, which is why keeping your vehicle secure is so important. Read our security tips here.
Learner driverPassing your test: are first-time passers actually safer drivers?
Does passing your test first-time mean that you’re a safer driver? Statistics show that second, third or even fourth time passers could actually be the safest drivers - but why?