Insurance Guide

With the ongoing intense heat, car interior temperatures can soar. Many car owners opt to install curtains or apply heat insulation film (also known as window tint) to reduce cabin temperature. What are the pros and cons of each option? And how should you choose legal and effective heat insulation film given Hong Kong's strict regulations on window transparency? Kwiksure shares the key things to bear in mind when selecting automotive heat insulation film.

Weekend drivers, or 'Sunday drivers,' are those who only drive their cars occasionally, such as only weekly or even less frequently. Often, their 'weekend cars' may remain idle or be exposed to the elements for extended periods, and it's essential to ensure that they are in proper working condition before driving. Today, Kwiksure elaborates on what to check before driving a weekend car to keep it in good shape and ensure its longevity.

Traffic accidents are unpredictable. In the unfortunate event of damaging government property, such as street lights, road signs, or barriers, you will need to pay for the damages. If your accident involves a government vehicle (AM car), a police car, a fire truck, or an ambulance, are there different procedures to follow compared to regular traffic accidents? Kwiksure shares the steps and considerations for handling accidents involving government property or vehicles.

Going on a road trip with your dog can be an exciting yet nerve-wracking experience, especially for dogs who are new to car travel. As a responsible pet owner, it's crucial to be well-prepared. Kwiksure shares important considerations for traveling with your dog, including essential equipment, environmental factors, and handling car sickness symptoms.

Currently, nearly 99% of cars on the market, whether gasoline or electric, are equipped with an Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS). However, many people are unfamiliar with ABS until the ABS light on the dashboard turns on, revealing that ABS is not only quite delicate but also can be a significant issue, potentially affecting vehicle operation. Here’s a guide from Kwiksure on the principle of ABS, what to do when the ABS light comes on, and how to handle the situation.

In the sweltering summer, one of the most frustrating things for car owners is air conditioning (A/C) problems. The vehicle A/C system is complex, involving various components. Although the symptoms, such as insufficient cooling and unpleasant odors, are quite similar, the causes can be very different. In this article, Kwiksure will explain the principles behind car air conditioning, the six reasons why it might not be cooling effectively, and the sources of unpleasant odors.

With the Japanese yen consistently low, recently even falling below 5, Japanese used cars have become significantly cheaper for Hong Kong enthusiasts of JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) models. Japan offers a wide variety of used cars, from K-Cars to classic models and various hybrids, many of which are not available through Hong Kong dealers. Want something unique that catches everyone's eye? Kwiksure shares the process and costs of buying Japanese used cars, along with 5 tips for bidding on great deals.

To crack down on wealthy residents living in public housing, it was reported that the Housing Bureau will pay closer attention to vehicles parked in public housing parking lots and consult with the Transport Department to gather information on vehicle prices. If it is found that the vehicle belongs to a public housing resident, the value of the private car will be included in the asset calculation. But can the value of a vehicle really be determined solely based on the records from the Transport Department? What are the factors that influence car prices? Today, Kwiksure will share with you the 5 factors that can directly affect a vehicle’s value.

Getting a driver's license in Mainland China is a hot topic among netizens. It allows you to avoid the long waiting times for exams in Hong Kong, and the cost is half of that in Hong Kong. Moreover, you can convert it to a Hong Kong driver’s license after one year. But is it really that simple? The traffic rules in Mainland China are quite different from those in Hong Kong. Can Hong Kong residents adapt to the driving school system in the Mainland? Kwiksure will analyze the pros and cons of getting a driver’s license in Mainland China, and also share the process and costs involved. If you’re considering moving to Mainland China or driving up north, you should definitely pay attention.

The 'Lantau Island Self-Drive Tour Plan' has added new attractions for local self-drive tours, and since its launch, the response has been enthusiastic. In light of this, the government will relax the plan, changing the quota distribution from first-come-first-served to a lottery system. The daily quota will increase from 25 to 50, with 10 quotas reserved exclusively for electric vehicles. Kwiksure is here to share details on applying for the Lantau Island self-drive tour, including application steps, fees, and lottery tips, as well as recommending 11 must-visit spots on Lantau Island.

Imagine when your car suddenly breaks down on a highway, and you need to call a towing company to tow the car away. Now if you haven't purchased any insurance with towing protection, you have no choice but pay for it yourself. Towing your car is definitely a last resort, but as a driver you should be prepared for various road conditions. In today's Kwiksure feature, we'll take a look at reasons for towing, service charges, considerations, and factors that affect towing costs.

The government's Continuing Education Fund (CEF) has recently increased its subsidy to HK$25,000, and covers driving courses from the Hong Kong School of Motoring, Lee Kin Driving School, and the Container Transportation Employee General Union. After deducting the subsidy amount, learners only need to pay around HK$5,000 to HK$6,000. In this article, Kwiksure compares the course content, number of lessons, graduation requirements, and fees of these three schools. We’ll also explain the application process for the Continuing Education Fund and provide a brief introduction to the driving courses of two non-CEF schools, A1 Driving School and Hung Chun Driving School, for your reference.