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Driving in the winter is very different than driving at other times of the year and can be a challenge even for experienced drivers. A single journey may involve different weather, road and traffic conditions such as snow and ice, long dark nights and strong winds, so we need to adapt the way we drive to the conditions.

When first considering an Electric Vehicle, initial concerns focus on the accessibility of chargers and how long it takes to charge. Many drivers of traditional fuel vehicles may be surprised to find out that the latest Electric Vehicles can allow you to drive up to 199 miles on a full charge. With more than 60,000 charging points currently across the UK, read on to find out more about how to charge an Electric Vehicle smartly and cost efficiently as possible.

Parking sensors were originally developed as an aid for blind people in the 1970s, although it was not until 2003 that they found their way into mass-market vehicles.

When you are a new driver, choosing your first car can be daunting. One of your biggest considerations will be cost, both that of the vehicle itself and the additional costs such as insurance and maintenance.

There are as many different types of vehicle lease as there are different types of vehicle.

Leasys UK reinforced its focus on fleets providing a safe working environment for all their drivers

Essential tips for a smooth journey​

It’s important to drive safely in snow & icy conditions and it’s the responsibility of all drivers to know how to drive in cold weather.