Holding a driving license take a permanent home inside wallet could be a thing of the further than soon, as it has been revealed that usually the DVLA are working on a digital freedom for smartphones. Oliver Morley, the chief executive at DVLA, popularized Twitter to share an image of the particular digital licence […]
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Unnecessary road signs to go in bid to save Britain money
As a way to make Britain’s streets more easy on the eye, councils have been given the power to remove any road signs that they deem to be unnecessary, which could include signs indicating cycle lanes or warning of permit-parking zones. Repeater speed limit signs could also be axed in a new scheme that could […]
Survey suggests how many Brits are using handheld devices behind the wheel
A survey run by RAC, a breakdown and car insurance company, shows that 64% of motorists stated that in the last hour they spent on the road they saw at least one driver fiddling with a mobile phone while at the wheel of their car in stationary traffic. Of the 64% of the 2,000 plus […]
Car buyers urged to make safety the priority
A high-profile campaign, known as #StopTheCrash, has been launched with the aim of promoting autonomous in-car safety features to further help prevent any incidents on the road. Car buyers are being urged to put safety over style when purchasing their new car, as the campaign launched at the London Motor Show on yesterday. Drivers are […]
Taking your driving test? Study finds you’re 50 percent more likely to pass if you do this.
The findings were from a three-year study looking at how our brains performed at different points of the day Source: Taking your driving test? Study finds you’re 50 percent more likely to pass if you do this – Mirror Online
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How to Handle Tailgaters on the Road
One of my pet hates on the roads and significantly the most common is tailgating. Tailgating for the uninitiated is following too close to the vehicle in front. It’s among the most risky on-road habits, for both the tailgatee, the tailgater. Often in my experience the tailgater is blissfully unaware of the seriousness of his or […]
Learner drivers could get money back on their driving test
Learner drivers could get money back from their driving test fees if they pass first time. The Department for Transport (DfT) is considering the proposal in a bid to encourage learners to only take the test when they are ready and confident of passing. It is hoped this will mean new drivers are less likely […]
Driving at night with no street lights
Driving after dark where there are no street lights may be dangerous with little experience. Your concentration at night is decreased not only because you are fatigued from the days events, but also an absence of light, making it difficult to see and prevent possible hazards or other drivers. But driving after dark is no scarier […]
Road Rage And Avoid Annoying Other Drivers
Do you normally become a target for road rage or frustration? Are you a target of tailgating, horn-honking and flashing highlights? If you become a target often you have to consider if it’s you causing the problem or are you oblivious to your actions and just blame others. The important thing to keep in mind when […]