Saturday, February 3, 2007

Signal Of Alarm For The Vehicle Safety

Recent study made by a consumer group named "Which?" is warning the customers to pay close attention to the risk that they might be exposing to.

According to "Which?" there are a lot of safety problems untreated properly by the car makers nowadays. Among the issues that "Which?" have discovered there is the problem of the vehicles with the seatbelt buckles which are released by flailing arms and also the problems of the cars with a lack of upper leg protection which can prevent a lot of grief in the case of an on-front crash.

Therefore, the group signaled a safety alarm all the car makers in order to take into consideration all these aspects. Neil Fowler, the editor of "Which?" declared: "Spurred by on the lack of attention to car safety in the early 1980"s we started our groundbreaking safety rating system in 1983." He then continued that "Modern cars measure up well against their ancestors, but there"s no room for complacency where safety"s concerned".

Neil Fowler also added that even if they are doing their job for over 20 years now, they still find some serious problems at a considerable number of cars. New car models aren"t an exception as he explains. But if the issue of car safety will continue to increase in its proportions the "Which?" group "will continue to lobby the car industry"s manufacturers to improve the situation."

Another problem related to vehicles was resolved by the Western Mail at the end of last year when they managed to convince the motorists to ensure that they have the. This action was part of their financial plan resolution for the New Year and helped a lot of people to get all the information that they needed in order to act consequently.

However, a little info about the subject it is always useful so if you are about to make a deal and insure your car or your vehicle take into consideration the fact that the insurers usually issue three documents. First, you got the certificate of insurance which is the evidence that you have such a document and it is required by the Road Traffic Act. Then, there is a cover note that acts as a temporary policy and in the same time as a temporary certificate of car insurance for the purposes of the same Road Traffic Act. And finally, you have the policy document in which you can find in full the terms and the conditions of your policy.

Due to its extreme importance, you should read carefully the policy, especially that there is no strange or difficult language in it.





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