Be prepared before hitting the roads, says Axa insurance

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Be prepared before hitting the roads, says Axa insurance

Axa insurance has urged motorists to do their bit towards reducing accidents by being prepared for their journey when they enter the vehicle.

Spokesperson for the organisation Craig Staniland made his comments after the firm published a report, which indicated that accidents occur more frequently on Fridays and Saturdays.

It also showed that one in ten drivers has had an accident on their way to or from a holiday.

Mr Staniland urged people to take every precaution to ensure that they are fully prepared for their holiday, since this can take a lot of pressure off of the trip and make it safer for everyone.

"The majority of accidents are down to driver error and often conditions when driving to and from a holiday make it all the more stressful for the driver," he explained.

Last month, Axa insurance revealed that – statistically – the house numbers most likely to be burgled are 86, 34 and 33, in ascending order.

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