Travel and Car Insurance News
October 2007 Page 3

Motor insurance: Government campaign 'a good one' 15 October 2007 The government's Think! campaign, focussed on motorcyclists, has been met with support from the Motorcycle Action Group
Car insurance: London volunteers meet with success 15 October 2007 A group of volunteers in London have said that plans to slow down speeding motorists have seen early success
Motor insurance: 20mph speed limits proposed 16 October 2007 In an effort to reduce the number of accidents occurring on roads in the UK, 20mph speed limits should be imposed in towns, it has been claimed.
Car insurance: Police crack down on tax dodgers 16 October 2007 While much has been said about the need for car insurance, police in Gloucester have highlighted the price drivers can expect to pay if they fail to display a valid tax disc on their vehicle.
Car insurance: Government criticised over road pricing 17 October 2007 A national road pricing scheme, which could see the cost of motoring increase for car insurance customers, is a "logical" way of reducing congestion, according to the Liberal Democrats.
Motor insurance: Councillor criticises 20 mph initiative 17 October 2007 Proposals for the instruction of 20 mph zones in towns across the UK have been criticised by a London councillor.
Travel insurance: More Brits 'heading abroad' 18 October 2007 The UK's love affair with overseas travel is causing even more British tourists to head to foreign shores than ever before, new government figures reveal.
Car insurance: Captial premiums 'the most expensive' 18 October 2007 Drivers living in east London shell out more for car insurance than those anywhere else in the country, according to a new survey by moneysupermarket.com
Car insurance: Mayor looks to camera trials 19 October 2007 The Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, has stated that he plans to start introducing trials for 20mph limits in the capital next year.
Motor Insurance: Public back cameras in St Albans 19 October 2007 The general public in St Albans would widely welcome the introduction and use of speed cameras, a new study has found

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