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Straight answers about car glass — written by the people who fit it.
The MOT rules on chips and cracks, what counts as obstructing your view, and when a small chip becomes a fail.
Size, position and type of damage — the three things we look at before recommending a repair or a new windscreen.
Lane-keeping and emergency braking rely on a camera behind the glass. Here is what happens to it when the windscreen is replaced.
Why your windscreen cracks but your side window shatters — and why that difference is deliberate.
Hot air on frozen glass is a chip's worst enemy. Simple habits that stop small damage spreading over winter.
Glass cover, excess and invoices — what to check on your policy before you claim.
The adhesive that holds your windscreen needs time to cure. Why we tell you exactly when it is safe to drive.
From the first call to a clear drive-away time: the steps we follow, at your home or office, for a windscreen fitted within the hour.
Condensation inside the glass is usually a cabin problem, not a windscreen fault. What to check and how to clear it quickly.
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