Car Batteries, Tyres, Road Accidents, No Win No Fee And Televisions
- People might think that with improved technology making them equipped to provide more power, that car batteries would last longer now than ever before. However, cars these days are more powerful and there are various contraptions added to cars that were not around in the past. The result is that today’s car batteries only last around as long as they did 10 years ago, which is typically 5-6 years. Having battery operated parts of the car turned on when the engine is not running will shorten that time span, however, it can also be prolonged with proper usage and good maintenance. More - Cheap Car Batteries
- Motorists are being urged to check their car tyres on a more regular basis. The recommended time between checks is a week at most. Incorrect tyre pressure, which should be checked when a tyre is cold, will affect how a vehicle handles. It can also result in tyres overheating and bursting, which even at slow speeds can cause a fatal accident. When checking, motorists must also look for cracks, bulges, objects caught in the tread and how deep the tread is. By law, the depth of a tyre tread must be at least 1.6mm across the breath of the tread and around the circumference. More - Cheap Tyres
- The number of accident claims resulting from car accidents involving young drivers is increasing. It is thought that as many as 20% of young drivers have been involved in an accident, and that of all deaths among young adults that over half are on the roads. A typical car accident claim size for a male under the age of 20 is around £4,500, which compares to £1,500 for males aged between 30-50. This issue is clearly a big problem. Young people driving carelessly not only endanger themselves and others, they are also causing premiums to rise for all drivers. More – Car Accident Claims
- No win no fee claims have become more common these days because legal aid is no longer available for personal injury claims. Without the availability of no win no fee agreements, many people would not be able to afford to hire a solicitor to help them with their claim, and without a solicitor they would have very little chance of winning their case. Whilst the no win no fee approach is not the right solution for everyone, it is often the best course of action. Not all of these agreements are the same though, so it is important to discuss exactly who will be liable for what costs and under what circumstances. More – No Win No Fee
- Over the years we have seen TVs evolve from black and white sets, to Technicolor consoles, to the HDTV options available today. In the coming years, people can expect to see bigger (but thinner) screens, internet connectivity and customizable viewing experiences. Those who love watching TV now will love it even more so in the future. As almost every home has at least one TV in it, tech companies know that there is a huge potential market for each TV that they develop, and so they will continue to spend massive sums of money to ensure that their products are better than their competitors. More – Cheap TV
