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With rapidly changing technology in the motor industry, insurers and brokers need to think about what insurance products might be feasible to continue playing an important role- Check out these future motor risks.

As the world becomes more connected, the ideas of sharing, ownership and the way we work are being turned on their head, with more and more people choosing to partake in car sharing.

More than 90% of vehicle accidents involve human error and historically fatalities were significantly higher than they are now. What changed was a shift in consumer demand which led to a desire for improved car safety.

Though the Brexit referendum was almost two years ago, we’re still waiting to see the shape of the motor insurance sector once we actually exit the EU. This is particularly pertinent in motor insurance where more than 2.5 million private and commercial vehicles travel from the UK to the EU every year.

As the world continues to wake up to the dangers of climate change, people are reconsidering traditional fossil fuels in favour of alternative fuel sources. We focus on how this power may be generated and become the next big thing in powering our vehicles.

Recent research revealed 70% of customers spend more time online than offline when researching their car purchase, using services such as official vehicle websites, online forums and social media. With this in mind, it’s vital that motor traders take advantage of technological innovation.

Where should you really park to avoid vandalism? From motion alarms to parking tips, help your fleet drivers stay safe