New research reveals a third of all motorists are breaking the law with smartphone use

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New research reveals that a third of all motorists are breaking the law with smartphone use

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GoCompare warns drivers they could be invalidating car insurance over the coming days

• False statements and non-disclosure on insurance applications or renewals can lead to a policy being refused, cancelled or made void;
• To avoid non-disclosure, motorists warned to keep their insurer up-to-date with any changes in their personal circumstances or any modifications to their car;
• Drivers who have had an application refused or cancelled will find it difficult and more costly to get cover in the future.

• Average household now has 12 portable electronic devices which require charging;
• Nearly a fifth of households have fallen out over recharging electrical items;
• Power struggles see 11% of households squabbling when one person unplugs another’s device to charge their own;  
• 6% have ended up in an actual fight over who gets to power-up their device.