Travel and Car News June 2006

Car insurance: Drink driving campaign launched 01 June 2006 The Department for Transport's (DfT's) Think! Drink Drive summer campaign is due to kick off next week in time for the start of the 2006 World Cup.
Car insurance: 'Anti-theft' licence plates unveiled 01 June 2006 The national concern over ID theft has extended in no small way to car licence plates, with the government announcing a new theft proof plate for vehicles.
Travel insurance: Cover 'vital' for big kick off 01 June 2006 Britons are being urged not to forget their travel insurance as they pack their bags to follow David Beckham and the team over to Germany.
Car insurance: Fly St George but do it safely, says RAC 02 June 2006 Beers are on ice up and down the country and the crosses of St George are fluttering all around in preparation for the World Cup.
Car insurance: Out-of-place speed sign confuses drivers 02 June 2006 Scottish council chiefs in Edinburgh have been left red-faced after installing a 40mph speed limit sign just yards from a 30mph speed camera.
Car insurance: Sun, Sven and shandy warning for drivers 05 June 2006 Driving authorities are concerned the combination of sunshine and alcohol may be too much for the nation's drivers ? and are urging football fans to leave their cars at home if they go to watch the...
Car insurance: Don't stop at red lights, say Tories 05 June 2006 Drivers would be able to go through red lights under new road proposals from the Conservatives.
Car insurance: Pensioners warned over car stereos 06 June 2006 OAP drivers who continually blare out Daniel O'Donnell and Cliff Richard whilst driving around in their motors are putting their car insurance policies at risk, experts claim.
Travel insurance: Britons book holidays 'based on World Cup games' 06 June 2006 Almost half of Britons heading abroad this summer are likely to choose destinations where they can follow the action from the World Cup, claims a new study.
Car insurance: SUVs targeted by spoof parking tickets 06 June 2006 SUV drivers in London are finding themselves targeted by a spoof parking ticket campaign, which aims to cut the number of large cars on the city's roads.

Travel and Car News June 2006

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