Numerous individuals would argue 2012 was a great year for Britain, with such occasions as the Queen”s Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics, there have been many events for Brits to get their teeth into.
But was it a good year for the country”s motorists? After polling more than 9,000 individuals last November, a provider of car insurance has reportedly claimed 75% of motorists cut back on journeys during 2012 in order to save money.
The research, published recently, suggests many road users are having a hard time affording expenses such as fuel or insurance and are instead not using their cars as often. Potentially, this means drivers might have neglected to visit parents, friends, or family members, refrained from socialising or participating in activities, and perhaps been unable to afford commuting to work.
With the cost of motoring-related charges seemingly increasing and cheaper car insurance becoming more difficult to find, these people may feel they have no choice but to pay these often expensive fees.
Fortunately, they might be able to save money by purchasing cover through insurethebox. We use telematics technology in order to analyse a policyholder”s motoring abilities. Eventually, assuming he or she drives safely, they can receive a quote which reflects these positive habits.
To demonstrate the money saving benefits, our research shows 95% of customers aged between 18 and 25 received lower cost car insurance at renewal.
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