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Category Archives: women drivers
A temporary reprieve for the UK MOT
Every year 35,000 cars are MOT’d at some 21,000 MOT centres. Thank goodness for that I say because the Government tells us that in 2010-11 44% of vehicles failed their MOT test initially and 28% of vehicles had one or … Continue reading
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Tagged bad garages, good garages, MoneySavingExpert.com, MOT
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‘Knock for Knock’ accident claims
This blog entry is as a result of an an email from Elizabeth in Leeds who is a Club member. Her experience echoes that of other members who are baffled when an insurer pays out in what is typically a … Continue reading
Back on the road again…
I have just had my third and final hand and arm plaster removed after a car accident that happened just over 8 weeks ago. I’m feeling mighty relieved and ready to get on with the rest of my life now. … Continue reading
The night I saw the light…
Last night a friend and I went to see The Artist film in Brighton. Which, as an aside, was SO wonderful that I can totally recommend it. This time it was my friend’s turn to drive us in her VW … Continue reading
Posted in motoring, women drivers
Tagged MOT, The Artist film, VW Polo, warning light
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What were you thinking of Juliane?
Last year Juliane Kokott a German mother of six and EU Equality Commissioner passed a ruling so that women drivers are to pay the same motor premiums as men from December 2012. How she must dislike her own gender despite … Continue reading
Posted in women drivers, women's car insurance
Tagged car insurance for women, EU ruling, Juliane Kokott
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Wendy’s nightmare accident claim…
Have you ever faced a fraudulent accident claim that wasn’t anything to do with you? If so, please tell us what happened. Wendy is a member of FOXY Lady Drivers Club and lives in Hampshire. She wrote to us recently … Continue reading
Posted in women drivers, women's car insurance
Tagged accident claims, car accident, FOXY Lady Drivers Club, motor insurance for women
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Women drivers face increased bills if annual MOTs scrapped
FOXY Lady Drivers Club supports today’s research findings that the cost to the UK of scrapping the annual MOT could be as much as £1.5 billion. Government claims that reducing MOT frequency will also reduce the financial burden on motorists … Continue reading
Posted in cost of motoring, women drivers
Tagged AA, Andrew Page, Association of Professional Ambulance Personnel, Autoglass, Aviva, Brake, British Cycling, confused.com, Driver’s Edge UK, Euro Car Parts, FOXY Lady Drivers Club, Garage Equipment Association, GEM Motoring Assist, Halfords Autocentres, Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation, Justine Greening, Kwik Fit, MOT Club, MOT Trade Forum, MOTEST, MOTs, National Tyre Distributors Association, Parts Alliance, Pro-mote campaign, RAC, Road Safety Analysis, Road Safety GB, the Retail Motor Industry Federation, The Scottish Motor Trade Association, Tyre Industry Federation, UK motor industry, UNITE
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Bristol Mum wins Tesco taxi award
Bristol Mum Sharon Appleyard has won Tesco Cars’ inaugural ‘Parent Driver of the Year’ award – a nationwide competition to find the parent that goes above and beyond the call of duty in providing the ultimate ‘parent taxi’ service. Winning … Continue reading
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Tagged Bristol, competition, motoring mum, parent taxi, Tesco, Tesco cars
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Dear Justine…
Dear Justine Greening… We know you have a lot on your plate and you probably didn’t expect to get the transport job in such a hurry but, on behalf of motoring mums and daughters across the UK, can you please … Continue reading
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Tagged Association of Professional Ambulance Personnel, Aviva, Brake, British Cycling, confused.com, Euro Car Parts, FOXY Lady Drivers Club, Garage Equipment Association, Halfords Autocentres, Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation, Justine Greening, Kwik Fit, MOT Club, MOT Trade Forum, National Tyre Distribution Association, RAC, RMI, Road Safety GB, Scottish Motor Trade Association, The AA, Tyre Industry Federation
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