Motoring

Wednesday 3 July, 2024

Insurance Revolution, the specialist broker shaking up the niche insurance industry, is taking aim at the commercial sector after another strong year of growth. The fast-growing firm saw its GWP (Gross Written Premium) rise from £35.6m in 22/23 to £47.1m in 23/24 – a 32% increase.

Insurance Revolution was founded on the principle of taking on the 'uninsurable' risks that many big players shunned. Its success in finding cover for customers with criminal convictions and other non-standard risks, a market of over 12 million people in the UK, has allowed this rapid expansion.

And now, Insurance Revolution is looking to take things a step further in 2024 and beyond. With the booming commercial market in its sights, the company is making significant investments. They have brought on board a new Head of Commercial, Steve Carter, and are building a specialist commercial team at its Manchester office.

"I appreciate the 'Old School' approach of building relationships with our customers," Steve said upon joining the business. "I am currently in the process of building a commercial team that shares that philosophy. I want our customers to know that when they pick up the phone, they are speaking to someone they know, trust, and who understands their business."

Supporting its ambitious growth plans is a bold new brand identity and website relaunch, courtesy of Royal Flush Marketing. Insurance Revolution's fresh look is centred around its humanised approach to broking, in contrast to automated quote forms used by many of the large insurers.

Its human-first approach is a departure from the often cold nature of the industry, aiming to reintroduce a much-needed personal touch.

To learn more about Insurance Revolution and how it plans to make waves in the commercial insurance space, please call 0330 808 1500 or visit the newly launched website.

About Insurance Revolution:

Established in 2014, Insurance Revolution focuses on delivering the very best service to people who generally need a bit more help finding the right insurance to suit their needs.

They believe they can make a real change in the insurance industry, particularly for those facing high premiums, poor service, and a lack of understanding of them as individuals. They try to better understand the person requesting a quote.

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Wednesday 26 June, 2024

The UK’s largest carpooling community, Liftshare.com, is teaming up with Esso on its Thoughtful Driving Initiative. In particular, helping people find ways to take fewer car journeys and rewarding them for lift-sharing.

Journey matching platform, Liftshare.com is provided for free to members of the public by Mobilityways, a certified social enterprise. And Esso is supporting them to encourage even more drivers to share journeys, with up to 3,000 Nectar points on offer per person (equivalent to at least £15) between 26th June and 2nd October 2024. Plus, a special prize of 20,000 Nectar points (worth at least £100!) for the person that shares the most during this time.

Mobilityways founder Ali Clabburn was featured on BBC You and Yours on Radio 4 yesterday (25th June) in a discussion about the prohibitive cost of car ownership. He shared results from the company’s soon to be released Commuter Census 2024: “We’ve seen the biggest increase in car sharing in the last year that we've ever seen. It's up 22%, which is huge. There has also been a large increase in bus use for commuting, up 17% just in the last year too.

“Sentiment is that people are thinking about costs more now. They used to think about trying to travel the quickest way and now they are definitely trying to find the cheapest way, because as we've been hearing from all the calls in, the cost of driving a car is prohibitive. It’s rocketed and is now, on average, over £5,000 per person each year.”

Commenting on the Nectar points offer for Liftshare members, Amy Young, Senior Marketing Manager at Mobilityways says: “Our aim is to promote long-term lift-sharing to take as many miles as possible off the roads, and we can continue to incentivise people to share thanks to the Thoughtful Driving initiative from Esso. As well as cutting your travel costs in half – on average Liftshare members save £1034 per year – the bonus Nectar points provide an additional reason for people to try lift-sharing and begin to make a habit of it.”

To qualify for the 3,000 bonus Nectar points, Liftshare members should authenticate their shared journeys in the Mobilityways app and then make a qualifying purchase at one of around 1,000 participating Esso service stations. Lift-sharers will get 1,000 Nectar points after their first trip authentication and Esso purchase, and an additional 2,000 points for their 10th trip authentication and subsequent Esso purchase before 2nd October.

For more information about the Nectar points offer visit Liftshare.com or download the Mobilityways app today. And search ‘Thoughtful Driving’ to find out more on Esso’s initiative.

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Monday 27 May, 2024
High Power Charging (HPC) available from 0,26 EUR per kilowatt hour (kWh) New IONITY PASSPORT MOTION and IONITY PASSPORT POWER tariffs are designed to cater flexibly to individual charging needs, especially during the upcoming travel season Competitive charging prices and growing IONITY network with up to 350 kW accelerate sustainable mobility across Europe

Munich, Germany, May 27, 2024 – IONITY is making High Power Charging (HPC) with up to 350 kW affordable for everyone. The leading pan-European HPC network for electric vehicles (EVs) of all brands is introducing country-specific tariffs to flexibly cater to its customers’ charging needs.

From May 28, IONITY is lowering IONITY DIRECT charging prices in 12 European countries. Additionally, IONITY introduces two new tariff plans with flexible terms tailored to customers' varying mileage. IONITY PASSPORT MOTION and IONITY PASSPORT POWER offer significant price reductions compared to ad-hoc charging. Depending on the country and the tariff, prices per kilowatt hour are available from 0,26 EUR.

With the new PASSPORT tariffs, IONITY offers tailor-made, cost-efficient, ultra-fast charging options for long-distance business and leisure trips across Europe, as well as for daily use.

IONITY PASSPORT MOTION: Ideal for users driving around 150 km per month. Monthly basic fee pays off with just one charging session per month at IONITY.IONITY PASSPORT POWER: Suitable for all who drive more than 300 km per month or recharge their vehicle’s batteries at IONITY around three times per month. Perfect for longer holiday or business trips as well as regular journeys.

Tariffs at a glance

Tariff

Monthly Basic Fee (EUR)*

Price per kWh (EUR)*

IONITY PASSPORT MOTION

5.99 (3.99 first month)

0.33 – 0.62

IONITY PASSPORT POWER

11.99 (7.99 first month)

0.26 – 0.51

Both tariffs offer flexible terms and allow IONITY customers to switch plans based on their situation and needs, for example, during the holiday season. The subscription can be booked at any time via the IONITY APP and can be terminated with just one month's notice. Customers signing up now will benefit from a discounted basic fee for the first month. Prices for each country are published transparently and accurately on the IONITY website and IONITY app.

Why choose IONITY?

Convenient and Accessible: 630 charging parks, 3,800 charging points, and a 24/7 multilingual hotline.Ultra-Fast Charging: Up to 350 kW, providing up to 100 km of range in just four minutes depending on the charging power of the EV.Green Energy: 100% certified green electricity.

* The monthly basic fee depends on the country (and local currency) in which the customer is resident. Discount in the first month applies only to the initial subscription of either the IONITY PASSPORT MOTION or IONITY PASSPORT POWER tariffs. This discount does not apply to customers who switch between IONITY PASSPORT MOTION and IONITY PASSPORT POWER. The actual price per kWh depends on the country (and local currency) where the EV is charged.

About IONITY

IONITY is building and operating the largest open brand High Power Charging (HPC) network along European highways. The HPC charging capacity of up to 350 kW allows maximum charging speeds. As a commitment to sustainability, IONITY sources renewable energy only for both emission-free and carbon neutral driving. In May 2024, the IONITY network counted around 630 charging stations with 3,800 HPC charging points in 24 European countries.

Founded in 2017, IONITY is a joint venture of the car manufacturers BMW Group, Ford Motor Company, Hyundai Motor Group, Mercedes Benz AG and Volkswagen Group with Audi and Porsche, along with BlackRock’s Climate Infrastructure Platform as financial investor. The company is headquartered in Munich, Germany, with additional offices in Dortmund and outside Norway's capital Oslo. IONITY is an internationally registered trademark. For more information, please visit www.ionity.eu

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Friday 17 May, 2024
New multi-contract Plug and Charge solution leverages Parkopedia’s in-car Parking and EV Charging services and Irdeto’s CrossCharge technologies to offer a seamless charging experience to drivers and OEMs alikeNew partnership provides EV drivers with a streamlined Plug and Charge experience, simplifying the process of authorising and paying for EV chargingOEMs benefit from Parkopedia’s extensive parking and charging data, in-car payment integration expertise plus Irdeto’s payment authentication and validation expertise

17 May 2024 – London, UK / Amsterdam, Netherlands

In a move set to transform the electric vehicle (EV) charging landscape, Parkopedia, the leading connected services provider for automotive OEMs, has teamed up with Irdeto, the world leader in digital platform cybersecurity, to introduce the first true multi-contract solution designed to simplify the EV charging process, making it more accessible and secure for drivers globally.

The partnership leverages Parkopedia’s EV Charging service and Irdeto’s CrossCharge technologies to offer a seamless Plug and Charge experience. The joint solution allows EV drivers to effortlessly locate, pay for parking and charge their vehicles directly from their in-car media systems, eliminating the need for multiple apps or RFID cards.

Utilising Irdeto’s Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) expertise, this innovation not only bolsters security, but also introduces unprecedented flexibility and compatibility in EV charging. The advanced security solution, based on ISO 15118 standards, safeguards against potential cyber threats, ensuring a secure and reliable charging process.

Furthermore, the Plug and Charge solution offers an innovative approach that extends the utility of legacy vehicles by making them compatible with multiple contracts, enabling drivers to benefit from the greatest possible access to public chargers and the cheapest available tariffs. This compatibility ensures that older EV models can also benefit from the flexibility and security offered by modern charging infrastructure.

In addition to these user-centric benefits, the new solution simplifies compliance with ISO 15118 for vehicle manufacturers. This standard, which governs secure communication between EVs and charging stations, requires significant technical adherence, with the service reducing the development burden on manufacturers and providing OEMs with a multi-contract solution for ISO 15118. It also facilitates compliance with these industry standards, accelerating the adoption of EVs from improved secure and user-friendly charging solutions across the industry.

Highlighting the value of the partnership, Duncan Licence, CPO at Parkopedia, said: “We are proud to work with Irdeto to be able to offer the first true multi-contract Plug and Charge setup to the industry, providing EV drivers with the greatest possible access to EMSPs and lowest-cost tariffs. This is possible thanks to Irdeto’s extensive network of partnerships and cybersecurity expertise, expanding our trusted charging infrastructure to enhance accessibility for EV drivers everywhere.”

Niels Haverkorn, SVP and General Manager of Connected Industries at Irdeto, added: “The partnership with Parkopedia marks a significant milestone in our mission to drive security and simplicity in the digital world. Leveraging Irdeto’s expertise in cybersecurity and our commitment to innovation, we are poised to revolutionise the EV charging experience. Our collaboration is built on a shared vision of making EV charging more accessible, secure and seamless for drivers around the globe.”

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About Parkopedia

Parkopedia is the leading connected car services provider used by automakers, organisations and millions of drivers around the world. Parkopedia helps drivers find and pay for parking, EV charging, fuel and tolls across 90 countries. Parkopedia is also developing highly detailed indoor maps and corresponding algorithms to help drivers and self-driving vehicles navigate to available parking spaces and EV chargers. Visit business.parkopedia.com for more information.

About Irdeto

Irdeto is the world leader in digital platform security offering cyber services and technology solutions that protect platforms, digital assets and software applications across multiple industries. Irdeto’s products meet the rapidly changing mobility demands and exceed cybersecurity regulations for automotive, rail and beyond. We provide solutions throughout the product lifecycle to prevent cyberattacks and help protect assets for connected cars, commercial fleet, and construction equipment. With a rich heritage of security innovation and rapid adaptation to the changing demands of the cyber security space, Irdeto is the preferred partner to empower a secure world where people can connect with confidence. For more information, please visit www.irdeto.com.

Parkopedia Media Contact

Adam Calland

Marketing Director

T: +44(0)7838219129

E: adam.calland@parkopedia.com

Irdeto Media Contact

Sabrina Orlov

Irdeto Media Team T: +1 343 997 7220

E: media@irdeto.com

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Wednesday 15 May, 2024
Detailed Point of Interest (POI) data provided by Parkopedia now includes photos and ratings to assist EV drivers in assessing which charging locations are most suitable for their needsParkopedia continues to increase market coverage for the service – adding data for Spain, Italy, Belgium and Luxembourg in addition to Germany, France, Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland, with further coverage being continually added

15 May 2024 – London, UK / Munich, Germany

Parkopedia has expanded its partnership with BMW Group to provide EV drivers with additional EV Point of Interest (POI) data, enabling them to make more informed decisions about when and where to charge their vehicles. This new functionality provides EV drivers with photos and ratings for charging locations, alongside Parkopedia-provided essential information such as the precise location of the charger, the charging speed, connector type and dynamic data including charging availability and whether units are operational or out-of-order.

Parkopedia now provides coverage for Spain, Italy, Belgium and Luxembourg, adding to the previous coverage in Germany, France, Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland. The service will shortly be expanded to new markets, addressing global driver demand for an improved EV charging process.

This additional information helps alleviate potential stress from the charging process for EV drivers, by assisting them in selecting locations that best suit their needs – whether drivers want to prioritise well-lit sites where they feel safer, locations with desired local amenities so they can make the best use of charging times or those with the highest user reviews, ensuring a more reliable charging experience.

More than 90% of EV drivers feel anxious about charging with 60% considering charging information accuracy as “very important” or “extremely important”, according to the 2023 Parkopedia Global Driver Survey. Furthermore, 77% of drivers would prefer to drive a vehicle that provides information about public EV charging and enables them to navigate directly to specific charging locations. Consequently, Parkopedia understands that EV drivers want the most accurate and complete information on public charging locations to simplify daily use or the transition to EVs.

Commenting on the new features, Hans Puvogel, Parkopedia COO stated: “We recognise the charging anxiety facing EV drivers today when searching for suitable charging locations and we are pleased to offer new functionality to simplify the charging process. Today, more than 90% of EV drivers feel anxious about charging, with 44% having run out of charge. Consequently, nearly half of drivers who state they wouldn’t own an EV cite being worried about finding charging away from home as the main reason. This new service with BMW Group demonstrates Parkopedia’s commitment to improving the charging experience for EV drivers and we will shortly combine this with verified driver reviews for charging locations to deliver the highest quality and most up-to-date information possible when deciding where to charge. We are honoured to partner with BMW Group on a service of this scale and accuracy, showing the company’s dedication to its drivers and to an electric future.”

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About Parkopedia

Parkopedia is the leading connected car services provider used by automakers, organisations and millions of drivers around the world. Parkopedia helps drivers find and pay for parking, EV charging, fuel and tolls across 90 countries. Parkopedia is also developing highly detailed indoor maps and corresponding algorithms to help drivers and self-driving vehicles navigate to available parking spaces and EV chargers. Visit business.parkopedia.com for more information.

Parkopedia Media Contact

Adam Calland

Marketing Director

T: +44(0)7838219129

E: adam.calland@parkopedia.com

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Thursday 9 May, 2024
Partnership between Parkopedia and Regeny enables drivers to access charge point location data via their in-car media systems in new emerging markets Regeny provides access to their database of half of the current EV charge points in the UAE, with ambitious plans for growth across the Middle EastThis partnership enables EV drivers across the UAE and, in time, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Morocco and Jordan, to benefit from accurate in-car charge point data

09 May 2024 – London, UK / Dubai, UAE

Parkopedia has partnered with EV charging solutions provider Regeny to provide Middle East drivers with charge point data in their vehicle head units, to simplify the process of locating chargers. Finding public charge points is a highly stressful experience for the vast majority of EV drivers, with 91% stating that this causes them anxiety, according to the latest Parkopedia Global Driver Survey.

This partnership will initially see UAE charging data available in cars from one of the premium global automakers, providing drivers with access to half of the EV chargers in the UAE. Offering such a high level of coverage in the UAE will significantly simplify the process of locating chargers for the rapidly growing number of EV drivers across the region and continue to improve adoption rates. Later this year, Middle Eastern drivers will also benefit from aggregated charging data in additional markets, such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Morocco and Jordan – countries with a cumulative population of more than 200 million.

Regeny offers access to more than 50 active charging sites and aggregates nearly 2,000 charging ports across the UAE, with more than 500 of these deployed within the last year. The company’s OCPI roaming platform enables smart mobility and fleet owners to tap into the UAE’s aggregated charging network, with expansion into Saudi Arabia planned before the end of 2024.

The UAE was recently rated the world’s eighth most prepared country for autonomous driving1, ranking ahead of the UK, Japan and Germany. This high rating was helped by having the highest level of technology infrastructure change readiness and the greatest readiness of drivers, with the UAE showing a high interest in new technology and strong demand for connected car services, which should ensure a fast uptake of such features.

Parkopedia is working with numerous CPOs to extend its charging POI data coverage across increasingly important markets, such as India, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Chile. These partnerships will enable Parkopedia to provide seamless connected car services to global OEMs that take the stress out of finding and paying for parking and charging for their drivers across even more countries.

Discussing the new collaboration, Jaap van den Hoek, Global Head of Partnerships at Parkopedia, commented: “We recognise the importance of taking the stress out of locating public chargers for EV drivers across the world. This is equally as important in emerging EV markets, such as the Middle East, which show strong signs of EV growth and we are delighted to be working with Regeny as its ambitious growth plans align with our mission of providing seamless connected car services to drivers around the globe.”

Talking about the new partnership, Regeny co-founder and CEO, Anish Racherla, said: “Regeny is building a community of EV users and stakeholders making the shift to electric mobility seamless. Our collaboration with Parkopedia is the first in the region to enable charging information to be embedded in connected car ecosystems. This partnership will bring in an era of smart mobility for the UAE and Middle East.”

Notes to Editors

1 – KPMG Autonomous Vehicles Readiness Index, 2020

About Parkopedia

Parkopedia is the leading connected car services provider used by automakers, organisations and millions of drivers around the world. Parkopedia helps drivers find and pay for parking, EV charging, fuel and tolls across 90 countries. Parkopedia is also developing highly detailed parking maps and corresponding algorithms to help drivers and self-driving vehicles navigate to an open parking space indoors. Visit business.parkopedia.com for more information.

About Regeny

Regeny is a specialised EV charging solutions platform with a complete range of AC and DC fast chargers connected to a smart charge point management system and a mobile app. Regeny’s vision is to build a community of EV users, stakeholders, and service providers on one platform making the post-purchase experience of EV owners seamless. For more information, visit www.regeny.ae

Parkopedia Media Contact

Adam Calland

Marketing Director

T: +44(0)7838219129

E: adam.calland@parkopedia.com

Regeny Media Contact

Anant Jain

Co-founder

T: +971 507516964

E: anant.jain@regeny.ae

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Wednesday 8 May, 2024

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The electric two-wheeler manufacturer HORWIN is expanding its scooter range with a high-performance model. The popular SK series has been taken one step further – which is what the term "PLUS" stands for in the new SK3 model.

The sporty e-scooter now has a more powerful mid-motor. With a peak output of 8.64 kW, the vehicle can reach speeds of up to 100 km/h, outperforming the traditional SK3. The new, modern belt drive minimises noise and extends the service life of the drive. With two 45 Ah batteries, the scooter in the L3e class has a range of around 130 kilometres. A full charge takes around 4.5 hours.

The sleek e-scooter delivers automotive quality with its high-quality paintwork and powerful full LED headlights. Not only are the ergonomically optimised dimensions extra large for perfect seating comfort. The clear LCD display with a screen diagonal of 7 inches also leaves no important information unanswered for the rider.

The SK3 PLUS is equipped with numerous other technical refinements. These include a battery, FOC energy and CBS brake management system, an electronic anti-theft device, keyless go and an OBD interface.

The new model is now available from specialist dealers. More information at www.horwinglobal.com or www.horwin.eu

HORWIN Inc. is based in Changzhou / China and has a well-developed dealer network in Europe. The vehicles are produced at HORWIN Global in China specifically for European requirements in the areas of quality, safety and dimensioning. The European central warehouse is located in Austria, ensuring a rapid supply of spare parts in Europe.

Query information:

HORWIN International Market | Sales Office: horwin@horwinglobal.com

HORWIN European Market | Sales Office: info@horwin.eu

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Tuesday 23 April, 2024

driveJohnson's, a national driving school based in Milton Keynes, has launched its new Drive Against Cancer Scheme, offering free driving lessons to young people with cancer.

The Director of the company, Anthony Johnson, lost his father to cancer and his mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer earlier this year. As a result, he is passionate about supporting cancer patients and their families. He ran the London Marathon just a few days ago and raised over £4500 for Young Lives Vs Cancer, which provides support to children, young people, and their families after a cancer diagnosis. However, Anthony wanted to do more and thus the Drive Against Cancer Scheme was born.

Under the scheme, YLVC puts forward to driveJohnson's a young person with cancer who would benefit from free driving lessons. That person will then receive up to 50 hours of free driving lessons from one of driveJohnson's driving instructors in their local area.

The first learner to benefit from Drive Against Cancer is Danika Hill, an 18-year-old based in Milton Keynes. When she found out that she would be receiving free driving lessons she said, "I was shocked. I couldn’t believe anyone would want to give me free driving lessons, let alone 50 hours of them! […] I couldn’t find the words, I felt so thankful."

driveJohnson's is following her progress and hopes to roll out Drive Against Cancer to more young people as the scheme builds momentum.

If you would like to follow Danika's story, you can visit: Drive Against Cancer: Danika's Story

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Thursday 28 March, 2024

A new survey of 2,000 drivers reveals where Brits would like to be this bank holiday weekend

The Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and Jurassic Coast have been voted the top three road trip destinations Brits would most like to visit this Easter weekend – revealed in a new poll conducted by leading fuel brand JET.

Nearly a third of the 2,000 UK drivers surveyed ranked the UNESCO Heritage site that Wordsworth once deemed “the loveliest spot that man hath found” as number one. Glacial ribbon lakes and soaring mountain views give you a clue as to why the driving public (and literary greats) love The Lake District (28%). And there’s much more to the second-ranking location than Tetley and Northern Charm. The Yorkshire Dales (19%) encompasses thousands of miles of moors, valleys and hills – so vast you could hold the world’s most challenging Easter egg hunt there. The Jurassic Coast (18%), taking third place, is a champion among the coastal routes.

Conducted online in March 2024, alongside being asked to rank their top Easter road trip locations, drivers were also quizzed about their best childhood memories, who should sit in the front seat and their top car games, with some intriguing results.

From Snake Pass to the Atlantic Highway, and beyond

Home to Blenheim Palace, rolling hills and honey-hued cottages, it’s no wonder The Cotswolds is a firm favourite. Nearly one in five (17.5%) named it their top road trip location, taking 4th place. Picturesque Somerset beauty spot, Cheddar Gorge, bagged 5th place with 17%.

Moving further up the map to the Midlands, the iconic (and appropriately named) winding road trip route, Snake Pass (16%), is 6th on the list. The Atlantic Highway – rugged and remote – sits in 7th place (14%), with Pembrokeshire Coast 200 in Wales (8th), the New Forest Red Route (9th) and the Road to the Isles in Scotland (10th), completing the top ten.

Memories, games and who sits up front?

Road trips are where memories are made. And for nearly a third of Brits (31%) that means ‘being altogether as a family’, which was voted as the UK’s number one fondest childhood moment. ‘Falling asleep and waking up somewhere new’ (22%), ‘stopping for snacks at the service station’ (13%) and ‘car fun and games’ (12%), were among the other popular moments voted in by drivers.

As any parent will know, keeping the kids entertained is crucial to a harmonious Easter getaway. When asked to rank their family-favourite car games, ‘i-Spy’ came out top trumps with two-fifths of the votes (39%). Other winners included: ‘Red Car-Yellow Car’ (19%), ‘Spot The Licence Plate’ (12%) and ‘The Quiet Game’ (10%).

And while fun and games are all well and good, sometimes car rules (and anti-squabble measures) need to be established before you even set off! Drivers were then asked, ‘Who should sit up front?’

Almost half of UK drivers think ‘parents/the eldest’ should sit in the front seat (49%). ‘The navigator’ (22%), the ‘always travel-sick’ passenger (11%) and the no-nonsense ‘whoever claims it first’ (10%) approach took second, third and fourth rankings.

“Road trips are just as much about the journey as they are the destination.” says Áine Corkery, Manager, UK Brand, Phillips 66 Limited “It’s wonderful to see the UK’s sense of adventure through the lens of these results. As JET is a driver-first brand, committed to getting drivers back on the road safely, facilitating road trips that are full of memories and experiences is important to us – and we can tell from the results that it is to the voting public too!”

The UK’s Top Easter Road Trips:

1. The Lake District

2. The Yorkshire Dales

3. Jurassic Coast

4. The Cotswolds

5. Cheddar Gorge

6. Snake Pass

7. Atlantic Highway

8. Pembrokeshire Coast 200

9. New Forest Red Route

10. Road to the Isles

Best Childhood Memories On A Road Trip:

1. Being together as a family

2. Falling asleep and waking up somewhere new

3. Stopping for snacks at the service station

4. Car fun and games

5. Planning fun activities for when you arrive

6. Car karaoke

7. Quality time and deep & meaningfuls

8. Listening to audiobooks on the radio

The UK’s Favourite Car Games:

1. I Spy

2. Red car, yellow car

3. Spot the licence plate

4. The quiet game

5. Road sign games

6. Would you rather?

7. I’m going on a picnic

Who Should Sit Up Front?

1. The parents / eldest in age order

2. The navigator

3. The passenger who’s always travel-sick

4. Whoever claims it first

5. The tallest person

6. Girls upfront / boys upfront

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