Motorhome Driving
Welcome to our motorhome driving blog pages.
Whether you’re new to the world of motorhoming or are a seasoned traveller, there is a wealth of useful information available in this blog section to help you keep safe and to help you get the most from your motorhome. Read on to find out more…
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Test Drive Before Buying
According to research, 1 in 10 motorhome owners have bought their motorhome insurance before even test driving the vehicle. This is because most people...
Locals Worry about Parking Plans
A short while ago you may have noticed a story about car parks in Whitby banning overnight motorhome parking in an attempt to loosen up...
Jump Starting A Motorhome
We’ve all been there and we’ve all done it, but running your battery flat can still be pretty embarrassing. Whether you’ve left the lights...
Weighbridges for Motorhomes
You may have read our article a week or so ago about height, weight and width restrictions and how best to avoid them. One...
Additional Drivers
Often in the motorhome insurance world, there is some confusion about the place of additional (or ‘named’) drivers. Adding additional drivers, particularly if they...
Motorhome Owner Shocked by IKEA Car Park Policy
Motorists who drive vehicles typically covered with campervan or motorhome insurance may be in for a shock when they visit famous furniture store IKEA if...
Motorhomes on the Motorway
Most motorhome owners do the majority of their driving on the motorway. Wide lanes, three or four carriageways and generous speed limits mean that motorways...
Motorhome Reversing Sensors
Some of us are better at parking than others, there’s no doubt about it. Some people can nip into any space in no time at...
Dealing with Punctures
Punctures can affect anyone on the road from cyclists and motorbikes way up to articulated lorries and, of course, motorhomes. A puncture can be one...
