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Swinton Monsoon Motoring Mantra

SWINTON WARNS MOTORISTS TO ACCLIMATISE TOimpaired stopping speeds and reaction times.
MONSOON  CONDITIONSThe problem is that Britishdrivers are not
used to travelling in these sub-tropical
Leading high street broker issuesconditions which unfortunatelyappear to be
“Monsoon Motoring Mantra” tohappening  more  frequently.”
combatextreme  weather  dangers.
Swinton  has  now  produced  a  ”Monsoon
The increasing frequency of freak weather
conditions in Britain has led to a rashof carMotoring Mantra”, which it is advising
accidents, and car insurance claims, causeddrivers  to  adhere  to:
by drivers failing to respondquickly to
sudden  downpours.·  Switch  on  headlights
Leading  high  street  car  insurance broker,· Check wipers are effective front and
back
Swinton, is advising UK drivers, most of whom
are not used to extreme weatherconditions, to·  Avoid  overtaking
take extra care. The move comes as Swinton
reports an 8 per centrise in motor accident· Slow down, using a lower gear if
insurance claims during the recent round ofappropriate
deluges.
· Keep wing mirrors clean so that rain
Monsoon-type rain is a particular problem,water  drips  clear
with sudden torrential downpours
causinglocalised flooding and with it, a·  Keep  your  mobile  phone  to  hand
flood of claims. Gusting winds are also a
problemat this time of year, bringing down·  Listen  to  weather  updates
trees  and  power  lines.
· Pack water-proof clothes in case of
Swinton believes that an increase inbreakdown
motorinsurance claims is caused by motorists
driving too quickly, and respondingtoo· Ensure inside windscreens are
slowly, to the sudden loss of visibility andgrease-free  and  so  they don’t steamup
the rapid build-up of road waterduring
tropical downpours, resulting in minor· Plan unfamiliar routes and identify
accidents.places  to  pull over such as servicestations
The Swinton warning echoes a similar call· Make sure tyres are regularly
from researchers at Newcastle Universityinchecked  for  tread  and  pressure
September, who said that extreme rainfall
events have become more frequentand intense· Stop vehicle in very poor visibility
over a 40-year period in Britain. They saidand  apply  hazard  lights
the examination of weatherrecords from
1961-2000 proved further evidence of climateIn the last month alone torrential rain and
change  occurring.heavy  thunderstorms  raged  across  the
Swinton Marketing Director, Nick Bowyer,UK. Extensive flash flooding was reported
warned: “Monsoon rain conditionsare nowacross  the  regions,  with  Devon, Cornwall,
a reality in the UK. They can occur with
frightening immediacy. Driversmust take moreSomerset, Wales and the north west
care when extreme weather conditions areparticularly badly hit. Two women had to
forecast  or  occurring.berescued from their cars after they became
trapped in their vehicles because offlooding
“We have seen a significant rise inin east Devon.
minor accidents where we believe thatthe rain



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