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Breaking down can be quite unnerving, especially if it’s the first time it has ever happened to you, you’re on the motorway or you’re not fully prepared. Unfortunately, life is what happens when you’re busy making other plans and as cars are machines, they will occasionally breakdown or need a little TLC just like anything else would.
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As a new driver, it is more essential than ever to pick up good driving habits. Even if you’ve been on the road for 20+ years, it’s likely you could still improve your driving technique. Sometimes, the best way you can do this is to go back to basics. In this article we will provide advice, tips and explanations on the most used driving manoeuvres in the UK today.
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Although street lights, cats eyes and illuminated signs are put in place mainly to keep us safe at night, the human eye undoubtedly perform better in daylight and despite what we do to improve this fact, it is one we should constantly be aware of when driving after dark. To help keep the roads safe you must be knowledgeable of the potential dangers and what you can do to make night time driving safer.
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The question of whether or not drivers who pass their driving test first time round are safer on the road than those who pass second time is not a new one. Not only has it been argued about for years, researchers have released contradicting stats on the topic, making it even more confusing for us to pinpoint who/what is actually safer, which is exactly what we need to do in order to make Britain safer.
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Have you ever heard that riding a bike is a lifestyle? Bikers who have been riding for quite some time often tend to fall into bad habits and as a result their ride suffers, and sometimes so do other road users. To help you shake off a few bad habits for the New Year and help keep our roads safe, we’ve put together a little checklist of things to consider.
