Many people drive at reasonable speeds, gently break and go around corners with the smoothness of a Michael Bublé Christmas CD for the simple self satisfaction of knowing their carefulness will help them avoid an accident. But for some people, that’s not reward enough.
Whether you’re tackling The Big Lap, cruising the Great Ocean Road or going on a mission to see every ‘Big’ landmark in the country, Australia is built for road tripping.
It may be the state with (arguably) the best coffee, culture and the greatest selection of live sport in Australia, but new figures have revealed that Victoria has a new crown it’s residents might not be quite so keen on.
Earlier this week, stricter new rules around using mobile phones while driving came into effect in NSW, which mean that drivers in the state could lose 5 demerit points and cop a $337 fine if they’re caught using their phones behind the wheel.
We get it- your car is your baby. If anything happens to it, you’re not going to be happy about coughing up your hard earned bucks to repair it. That’s where Mozo’s Experts Choice Car Insurance Awards come into play, revealing the best policies on the market so you can stress less knowing you’ve got great cover in case of an accident.
It’s an exciting time of the year- the Mozo 2018 Experts Choice Insurance Award winners have been announced and Suncorp has been named Insurer of the Year by the Mozo judges.
Every Aussie likes to think they’re the best and most responsible driver on our roads, but according to a recent survey by RACQ, not everyone deserves the bragging rights.
Australian parents are adding a full work day to their week driving their kids around, recent research from Allianz Australia has found.
Uh oh, Australia - we’ve had another big facepalm moment and this time it’s to do with a potentially very costly concept; compulsory third party (CTP) car insurance.
Eek, Australia! Way too many of us are passing up the opportunity to approach a rival insurer and snag a cheaper premium on our home or car insurance policies at renewal time, according to market researcher, Roy Morgan.