The race towards autonomous vehicles just got a turbo boost in the UK with significant investments, groundbreaking projects, and ambitious plans shaping the future of transportation. Let’s take a ride through the latest developments that are propelling us towards a driverless tomorrow. Investment in Wayve: Shaping the Future of Driving Wayve, a British driverless car Continue Reading ..read more

Starting July 6, a new era of road safety is dawning in Britain as mandatory speed limiters become the norm in most new cars. No more fretting over speeding tickets or attending tedious speed awareness courses – your car will be your personal speed coach, ensuring you stay within the legal limits. Another Measure By Continue Reading ..read more

London’s iconic black cab drivers are gearing up for a legal battle against ride-hailing giant Uber, sparking a multimillion-pound lawsuit that could reshape the landscape of transportation in the UK capital. The dispute, set to unfold in the High Court, revolves around Uber’s alleged improper acquisition of a license from Transport for London (TfL) back Continue Reading ..read more

In a bid to strike a balance between leaseholders’ rights and financial considerations, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill is undergoing significant amendments, signalling a compromise between policymakers and stakeholders. While the initial aim to abolish ground rents entirely has been diluted, there are still notable victories for leaseholders in the proposed changes. Under the Continue Reading ..read more

In the ever-evolving landscape of the housing market, landlords are facing crucial decisions which will be influenced by the outlook of the sector. As buyer confidence surges and home sales see a notable uptick, the dilemma of whether to hold onto property assets or explore new investment opportunities becomes paramount. Navigating the Current Housing Market Continue Reading ..read more

Uber has reached a significant milestone in Australia, agreeing to a mammoth $178 million settlement in a lawsuit brought forth by taxi and hire car drivers. The legal battle, spearheaded by Maurice Blackburn Lawyers on behalf of over 8,000 drivers, marks one of the most successful actions against the ride-sharing giant to date. Principal Michael Continue Reading ..read more

Bolt, one of the prominent players in the ride-hailing industry, is making a significant move to support its workforce. Starting from May 1, 2024, Bolt will roll out a pension scheme tailored specifically for its 65,000 registered private hire vehicle drivers across the UK. Partnering with Aviva, this initiative allows drivers to contribute 5% of Continue Reading ..read more

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) recorded a staggering 9.2% surge in rental prices over the past year. This is the highest annual increase since the ONS started collating information nearly a decade ago. Although the is signalling a potential cool down in the near future. Here’s the scoop on the latest twists and turns: Continue Reading ..read more

Every year, insurance companies pay out substantial sums in claims following either significant damage and theft of construction plant and equipment (CPE). Losses can be incurred due to accidents such as collisions or overturning events, fire, flood or deliberately through vandalism or arson. These incidents can also result in personal injury, property damage and business Continue Reading ..read more

March witnessed a flurry of activity in the used car market, with used cars selling at an unprecedented pace. Vehicles left forecourts in just 25 days on average. The used car market appears to be revving up as it enters the second quarter of the year. After setting new records, car dealers should be able Continue Reading ..read more