Safety Gear & Devices for Sale
- Osculati line reel 600 x 440 x 830 mm(US $387.66)
- Osculati marsupio kit 4 people no flares within 3 miles(US $175.37)
- Osculati horseshoe buoy + abs cover(US $253.46)
- Osculati horseshoe buoy + blue bag(US $118.69)
- Nautical vintage triplex navigational light electrified and working patent 1910(US $175.00)
- Nautical vintage cast bronze navigational light electrified and working(US $175.00)
Caravans top list of summer's 'most-hated'
Fri, 08 Aug 2014GETTING STUCK behind a caravan or tractor is the number one summer driving bugbear of motorists in the UK. This is closely followed by Bank Holiday queues and boy racers playing loud music in their cars. Drivers over 60 are more likely to get annoyed by caravans and tractors, boy racers and tailbacks compared to 18-29-year olds.
LA Auto Show Design Challenge theme: 'Sensing the Future: How Will Cars Interact with Us In 2029?'
Thu, 04 Sep 2014The Los Angeles Auto Show has confirmed the theme for its annual Design Challenge. This year marks the eleventh time the contest has been held, and eight global design studios will each produce a concept to showcase a connected vehicle or interface system in response to the theme: 'Sensing the Future: How Will Cars Interact with Us In 2029?' The show's organizers have confirmed that BMW Group DesignworksUSA, Honda USA, Honda Japan, McLaren Automotive, Nissan, Peterbilt Motors, Qoros Auto, and SAIC Motor MG will all take part. "Los Angeles is one of the world's most dynamic cities constantly keeping its eye on the future of technological advancements that largely affect our daily lives," said Lisa Kaz, President of the LA Auto Show.
180,000 'lied over motor insurance'
Wed, 17 Sep 2014NEARLY 3,500 cases of motorists lying on their applications for insurance or deliberately leaving relevant information off them are being uncovered by insurers each week, new figures reveal. Some 180,675 attempts to make fraudulent applications for motor insurance as people tried to get cheaper cover than they were entitled to were detected last year, equating to around 3,475 incidents a week, according to data released by the Association of British Insurers (ABI). These claims were exposed as lies by the insurer either at the point when the person applied for a policy, or after they had obtained cover and had gone on to make a claim.