Fleet tips and news

11/11/2026

How to Report a Car Accident in the UK: Who to Tell and What to Record

Find out how to report a car accident in the UK, who to contact, when police must be told and what details to record for your insurer or employer.

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How to Check and Renew Your Vehicle Tax (Without Losing Track Across Several Vehicles)

Check your vehicle tax for free on GOV.UK, renew it using a V11 or V5C, and keep track of tax dates across several cars or vans.

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What Happens If Your MOT Expires: The Practical To-Do List

MOT expired? Follow this practical checklist to check the date, book a test, sort tax and SORN, and understand when you can drive your vehicle.

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Insurance Renewal Dates: How to Keep on Top of Them (and What Happens If You Don't)

Find your car insurance renewal date, build a simple reminder routine and understand what can happen if your cover lapses.

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Van Check: The 2-Minute Routine Before You Drive Off

Before driving off, check your lights, tyres, mirrors and glass, load, fuel and fluids, and dashboard warning lights. This quick van check is a useful first l

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How to Check MOT History for Free (and What to Look For When Buying Used)

Meta description: Learn how to check MOT history for free on GOV.UK, spot mileage concerns and repeated advisories, and understand what an MOT record won’t te

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Vehicle Maintenance Log: Why It Matters and How to Start One

A vehicle maintenance log isn’t usually a legal requirement for a private car or light van, but keeping one can make repairs easier to manage, help when you s

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Driver Licence Checks for Small Businesses: The Simple Way to Stay on Top of Them

Learn how to check a driver’s licence in the UK, what to look for and how often to repeat checks for your small business.

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Car Running Costs: How to Work Out What Each Car in Your Household Really Costs

A car’s annual running costs include fuel, insurance, vehicle tax, MOTs, servicing, tyres and repairs, plus costs like parking, cleaning, breakdown cover, fin

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Pre-MOT Checklist: How to Prepare in the Week Before Your Test

Use this pre-MOT checklist to prepare your car in the week before its test, book at the right time and know what to tell the garage.

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Driving Without an MOT: What the Law Says and What to Do If Yours Has Expired

Meta description: Find out if you can drive without an MOT, what may happen if yours has expired, and the steps to take today to get back on track. Can you dr

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The Most Common MOT Failures (and the Quick Checks That Avoid Them)

Find out the most common MOT failures, from faulty bulbs and worn tyres to brakes and suspension, and follow a few simple checks before your test.

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