Motor

E-scooters are fast becoming a familiar sight on city streets, but what are the legal and insurance implications? Caroline Hall finds out

Sam Barrett examines the ‘seismic change’ brought about by the government’s whiplash reforms

Insurance application fraud has been on the rise for the past decade but in the past year, pandemic-induced fraud has created a new level of urgency to tackle the problem.

Kate Archer and Peter Newstead look at the implications of the UK whiplash reforms

Luke Holloway examines the latest  UK rules on autonomous vehicles

With fewer car journeys in  lockdown, Luke Holloway examines pay-per-mile cover and other  motor insurance developments

When autonomous vehicles eventually appear on public roads, what will be the impact on the insurance sector? Adoption of autonomous vehicles could remove

Sam Barrett examines how the motor insurance sector has achieved a near-perfect claims payment record Loose pets, charging for lifts and making your mum

Telematics insurance has helped cut car casualties among 17 to 19-year-olds by 35%, clearing the way for mass-market adoption of this groundbreaking