Link found between test date and crashes by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 08/12/07

Households could be absent "drastically out of pocket" if they do not review their home contents cover over Christmas, warns RIAStouching accounts from one bank to another is "easy", according to the British Bankers' AssociationThe number of road accidents motorists are involved in can be linked to the month in which they passed their driving test, according to novel researchCan cover provider Admiral found that although August sees more drivers pass their examination than any other month, these motorists are more probable to have an accident in their car

Fewer drivers succeed in passing their test in December than the relax of the year, but the research found they are the least likely to be involved in a collisiontake legal action Longthorn, managing director of the firm, supposed that she was "surprised" there was a pattern between the figure of accidents people had and the month in which they took their examination"On balance, I'd say the best month to be seated your test is January, which has a reasonably far above the ground pass rate combined with a fairly near to the ground accident rate," she addedThe survey also found that men are more likely than women to go by their driving test first occasion round

According to esure car insurance, there are more claims for automobile accidents in November than any

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