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• Car insurance: Police carry out London checks 01 October 2007 Police in London have carried out a crackdown on vehicle-related crime, it has been revealed.
• Car insurance: Motorists "not protecting NCD" 01 October 2007 A high proportion of motorists in the UK have a four-year no claims discount (NCD) but do not protect this, according to new research from uSwitch.
• Motor Insurance: Headteachers 'worried about fast cars' 02 October 2007 Primary school headteachers in the Ipswich area have said that they are concerned about speeding drivers in the area.
• Motor insurance: Roadshow 'looks at dangerous driving' 02 October 2007 Teenagers in Swindon have been given a unique insight into the problems caused by dangerous driving as part of the Safe Drive Stay Alive Roadshow.
• Car insurance: 'Floods have not increased prices' 03 October 2007 Flooding in the UK in June has yet to fully have an impact on motor insurance premiums, according to new figures released by Experian.
• Motor Insurance: Work can 'impact on product price' 03 October 2007 The profession of drivers often has an impact on the level of car insurance they are likely to pay out, new findings from Confused.
• Motor insurance: Garages should 'give more information' 04 October 2007 Reading garages need to show more transparency when divulging information about the work they have carried out on vehicles, a new study has found.
• Car insurance: Rural road deaths 'large' 04 October 2007 Motorists are more likely to die on rural roads than urban ones, according to new figures released by the Department for Transport.
• Travel insurance: Singapore 'more accessible' 05 October 2007 Improved travel opportunities look set to be opened up for UK travellers to Singapore after a new agreement was reached to decrease flight restrictions.
• Motor insurance: Man asks for 'road safety improvement' 05 October 2007 A Scottish crofter has stated that there should be greater safety measures in place after a number of car crashes outside his home.

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