Author
Rachel Purchase
Rachel is the CEO of Veygo, the specialist young driver car insurance brand. She brings over 16 years of experience from Admiral, most recently as Director of Data and Analytics for UK Insurance, where she led a 150-strong team and delivered a major data and AI transformation programme. Rachel is passionate about using data and innovation to enhance customer experience and strengthen Veygo's position as the trusted choice for young and learner drivers.
Summer driving myths – fact or fiction?
Highway code changes
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Compare temporary car insurance
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Unmarked crossroads priority
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What are windscreen pillars?
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Yellow box junctions, time limits & cameras
We take you through all the box junction rules to help you avoid getting slapped with a fine in the future.
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What is a T-junction road sign
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When not to sound your car horn
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What are car sidelights?
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Driving in a bus lane, will you get points?
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