What Lane Should I Be In When Approaching a Roundabout?
If you’ve ever encountered a roundabout, you know the familiar panic of worrying which lane you need to be in as you approach your exit. While it doesn’t have to be complicated or daunting, some basic safety rules apply to keep everyone safe. Research has shown that roundabouts improve traffic flow and that traditional intersections […]
Ignoring A Red X
Ignoring A Red X – Smart Motorway Offences Earn Drivers A Hefty Fine And Licence Points The motorway and its traffic might be a frequent sight for many drivers, however, motorway users could now face a hefty £100 fine and three points on their licence if they ignore overhead gantries featuring a red X that […]
Driving Test 2018 – What’s Changed
The UK has one of the most rigorous driving tests in the world, which helps to keep its accident record one of the lowest in the world, but it got even more strict on 4 December 2017 when the DVSA introduced even more requirements to the test. Here’s a quick update on what’s new to […]
How To Parallel Park At The Side Of The Road
Parallel parking is often seen as one of the more difficult manoeuvres you can do in a car, but there is nothing to fear. When you know how to do it, parallel parking will allow you to get into those spaces that can only be found when in reverse gear. In busy cities, towns or […]
How To Remember The Stopping And Breaking Distance Of A Car
When learning to drive, one of the biggest things to remember is the stopping and the breaking distances of the car you are driving. To be behind the wheel without knowing or being able to remember the distances can be extremely dangerous, not just to yourself and your passengers, but to others on the road […]
Five Top Tips For Remembering The Highway Code
There’s no avoiding it – if you plan to drive, you’ll need to be familiar with the 140-odd pages of the Highway Code. So, when you’re faced with the daunting task of trying to remember it, where do you start? Below are five simple tips to help get you going.
