Imagine that the next time you pop by the filling station to fill up your tank, you get distracted and the attendant assumes your petrol car should be filled with diesel… These things do happen; many car owners have found themselves in situations where their cars have been misfueled.
You could be thinking, "it's not so bad, I'll drive it out and fill up with the correct fuel next time." However, if your car gets filled with the wrong fuel, it could cause irreversible damage to your car,
When buying a car, one of the first and most important things you look at is the value or worth - can you afford to incur the cost of your new set of wheels? The next step would be getting your car insured, and again the value of your car will come into question. This underlines the importance of understanding the value of your car - not just when buying or selling it, but also when insuring it. The replacement value should be agreed upon to establish what monthly premiums should be - in order
If you have been quoted for car insurance, you may have encountered the famous question about a tracking device. Often, insurance companies may require a tracking device to be installed in your vehicle in order to provide you with adequate cover for theft. With the latest technology, tracking devices have not only a risk management tool, but can even provide an emergency alert to your insurer in the case of an accident. We've put together some pointers to consider when choosing a tracking compa
Buying a car can be an exciting process - whether it's your first, second or third - there is always something to look forward to. The last thing one wants is to have that excitement shattered by the loss or damage of your new wheels. This is where car insurance comes in, after spending thousands of rands on the purchase of a car, you will need the security that comes with being covered, should disaster strike.
Not only is it a requirement to have insurance cover for your car before driving it
The common question of who is that safest on the roads is one that is always argued over. In most cases, it is posed with driver behaviour in mind and not so much with the consideration of vulnerability of lurking dangers. Various statistics could indicate that women are safer on the road as they are less likely to be in road accidents, however they are more susceptible to be preyed on - especially when driving alone.
With all these hazards on the road - carjacking, abductions, preying criminal
Women are known for having strong multitasking abilities. However, while multitasking can save time, it can sometimes lead to mistakes, especially when done behind the wheel. Not only is this dangerous, it could also be fatal.
Think about it - how often have you found yourself texting on the way to the next play date, eating, rubbernecking, applying make-up, fixing the kids' hair or fishing for things at the bottom of your purse while driving? Not being totally focused on the road and drivers
To lay the fake MiWay email saga to rest, Mondli Madlala composed a song apologising to MiWay, Aarthi, Nobu and the nation. Listen to the song here:
ENCA's Checkpoint puts the fake email saga to bed.
MiWay has released the full independent forensic report on the social media post purported to show a racist and offensive email.
Independent forensic auditors, Cyanre - The Digital Forensic Lab, launched an investigation after the offensive social media post was circulated on 20 July 2017.
Download the full report here.
Hijacking statistics in our country are a sad reality. However, it may come as a surprise to you that recent events have shown that motorcyclists can also be a victim of this crime, and need to be as cautious on the road as drivers of cars.
A hijacking can happen in the blink of an eye. What's even more alarming is that it's very difficult to communicate whilst wearing a helmet, or while your bike is running. This means that in a hijacking situation, bikers become even more vulnerable to injury
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