Industry News from Yes Insurance

Nearly one million booklets put together by a road assistance company have been picked up by people looking to stay safe on the roads.

The literature from GEM Motoring Assist contains tips on how best to keep out of harm's way when travelling alone.

It may be that the information is particularly useful for keeping car insurance costs down, while it also features advice on how to deal with a road rage attack.

David Williams, chief executive of the company, stated that a large number of females have picked up copies - activity indicative of changing attitudes.

He said: "Today's professional woman needs to feel safe and secure while going about her business or travelling for leisure and pleasure and this booklet gives a series of important pointers."

Meanwhile, a man was punched in the face close to Harley Wintey in a road rage attack police believe was unprovoked, according to Hampshire News.

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