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More Stopover Locations Needed For Campervans

Posted on: June 17th, 2023

A large number of owners of campervans prefer to plan ahead when deciding where to spend the night whilst enjoying a well-earned break. The popular choice of the majority of campervan enthusiasts is to stay at a campsite. However there are some who prefer to make such a decision in the latter part of the day and just pull over … Continue reading →

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Overnight Parking In Your Campervan

Posted on: September 30th, 2022

One of the reasons why you bought a campervan or motorhome is probably the flexibility it provides to take off at an hour’s notice, particularly if the weather is fine, to enjoy a weekend away in another part of the UK. Whether you decide to travel to a destination 30 miles away or make a longer trek of say 150 … Continue reading →

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Preparing Your Campervan For Winter

The majority of people who own campervans tend to utilize them in spring, summer and autumn. When it comes to the winter season they tend to be parked up for a few months often on drives and on the street outside peoples’ homes. However, it is important that they are looked after during this period so here are a few … Continue reading →

November 16, 2024

Increase In Amount Of Motor Insurance Claims Paid Out

Readers may find it of interest to read that motor insurance companies have paid out more to meet claims in Q3 of 2024 than they did in the same quarter of 2023. In fact there was quite a large increase in the sums paid out. Figures published in the last few days by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) revealed … Continue reading →

October 30, 2024

Owning A Campervan At 70 Years Of Age

If you happened to take and pass your driving test here in the UK before the 1st January 1997 then your driving license will state that you are also covered to drive Category C1 vehicles as well as the likes of a family saloon car. This means that you can drive a vehicle weighing between 3,500kg and 7,500kg. However, if … Continue reading →