With UK van theft having risen by up to 50 percent over the past four years, meaning there has never been a better time to take a review of your vehicle security.

In the first part of this blog we looked at what motor traders might include in their website to get the maximum engagement with potential customers.

With most of the population now researching and purchasing online, your motor trade website needs to make a good impression not just in the way it looks, but how simple it is to navigate and the level of information that it contains.

Whether a Government or a local car auction, there is money to be made from purchasing cars at a good price, fixing them up and selling them on.

With UK house prices set to be slashed by 30 percent for first time buyers and the £3.8bn stamp duty giveaway unveiled by chancellor Rishi Sunak already sparking a mini property boom

We’ve all been driving our vehicles when the dashboard lights start lighting up like an airport runway.

UK traffic and road safety organisations have expressed grave concerns about the government considering making e-scooters legal on British roads.

With road usage back to near normal levels (van traffic fell to as low as 38 percent in April compared to pre-lockdown levels but hit 97 percent by the end of July).