Sep 12

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title10 Point Checklist To Help Your Car Pass Its MOT/titlecategory307/categorypbEvery year the motorist is faced with the ordeal of the MOT test, unless their car is less than three years old. The purpose of an MOT is to ensure the vehicle complies with road safety and environmental standards. Without it car owners are unable to obtain a tax disc for driving on public roads.br //b/p

But what does the MOT tester look out for? Is it , suspension and car tyres are the four most common reasons why a car will fail its MOT. This checklist is intended as a guide to improve your cars chance of passing. If in any doubt we recommend consulting your local garage before taking the MOT test. br /

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Aug 23

Top 10 Minibus Driving Tips

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The as it will increase your no claims bonus. For more , visit the Minibusclub.co.uk.

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James Todman is a web content editor working with the Minibus Club, specialist providers of minibus insurance.

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Aug 23

5 Important Factors To Consider When Choosing Taxi Minibus Insurance

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More taxi operators today are choosing to drive an MPV or Minibus because of its extra space and carrying capacity. Minibuses can carry more than four passengers and there is no need to turn away those with too much luggage. But there are extra costs involved with driving a larger vehicle, one of these being ,000.

3) Breakdown and Recovery Assistance.
Make sure the facility is provided by one of the larger breakdown assistance companies like the AA and includes Homestart. This is important for those cold winter mornings when your minibus won’t start.
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Aug 15

A Brief Guide to Driving a Minibus in Europe

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As flying is becoming more expensive an increasing number of holiday makers are choosing to drive to Europe. Minibuses are a popular choice of transport but there are a number of legal requirements that affect driving abroad.

When travelling within EU member states and ASOR signatory states (Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and some Eastern European Countries) a control document in the form of a ?waybill’ or an ?own account certificate’ must be carried. This applies to all vehicles with more than eight passenger seats.

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