SBD released a three part research series on “Understanding the UK Car Insurance System” as part of its extensive support services in vehicle security and low speed crash. Chris Vargyas, one of SBD’s senior security specialists, briefly discusses the importance of the UK insurance ... [More]

Take advantage of SBD’s experience in developing global telematics strategies with a special workshop recorded recently at Telematics Japan conference focussing on the competitive situation, market challenges and legislation affecting the deployment of telematics services in Europe, Russia a... [More]

During the International Road Safety Forum held in Moscow on Wednesday 18th November 2009 the Professional Association in Vehicle Risk Prevention (PAIRP*) and their non-commercial partner Intelligent Transportation Systems Russia (ITS – Russia) announced the official results of security testin... [More]

European theft trends and insurance requirements at your finger tips. Download your FREE European, Sweden, UK, and Russia theft and insurance posters. SBD_European_TheftTrendsA0.pdf (322.66 kb) SBD_SwedenA1.pdf (33.17 kb) SBD_UKA1.pdf (28.57 kb) SBD_RussiaA1.pdf (76.7... [More]

SBD’s research into the BRIC countries provides a timely analysis of the opportunities and key market drivers for navigation and telematics in emerging markets. [More]

If the BRIC markets are a key area of interest for your business, European Automotive Consultancy, SBD, can help you find success with detailed business analysis reports focussing on each BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China). [More]

This is the most timely analysis on the results of Russia's collaboration with Thatcham to conduct an 11 car security test on imported vehicles. [More]

Russian announcement requires a quick reaction from vehicle manufacturers Vehicle manufacturers will need to react quickly to the results of a major 11 car security test in Russia according to new report by SBD, the leading vehicle security and cost of ownership consultancy. [More]

Emerging markets such as Brazil, Russia, India and China could lead future growth of navigation systems and telematics services, according to new research from telematics consultants SBD. [More]