Car windscreens are complex in their designs, which is why specialists need to repair and place them, but the origins of their curves came from a failed car.

One of the most foolish sights that is seen on British roads at times is people eschewing windscreen replacements and just going without. Is that even legal?

Windscreens are designed to maintain their shape even when they are broken, but conversely back windows are designed to shatter with enough force. Why is this?

There are times when events like a storm can make the need for car window glass replacement obvious, but even relatively minor damage needs attention.

When it comes to an essential windscreen replacement, it is not just about keeping you and others safe on the road, but staying out of trouble with the law.

Windscreen crack repair services could be vital over the next few months as the weather starts to get colder and darker and the motoring risks increase.

It is a legal requirement to keep windscreens clear, but whilst wiper blades are the standard way to accomplish this other methods & techniques have been tried.

Windscreen wipers are a largely unheralded but critical part of protecting a car windscreen & reducing the need for replacements but need help to last longer.

Anyone who is holidaying in the UK should ensure their car is in good condition, so they can avoid breakdowns or further damage to their vehicle on their trip.

There are many accidental ways in which you can find you need windscreen replacement services, but sometimes it is a matter of straightforward vandalism.