She said: ‘I’m trying to re-live my youth.
A great gran has become one of the UK’s oldest learner drivers to pass their test – at the age of 75.
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Comments(0)A great gran has become one of the UK’s oldest learner drivers to pass their test – at the age of 75.
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Comments(0)Kieran was able to explain all the techniques and answer any questions I had clearly in a very easy manner.
My partner is due to take driving lessons and we will definitely be using Britannia and Kieran’s services again!
Luca Fermi – Morden, Surrey (6th September 2018)
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Prepare yourself…
1. Coolant leak
You may be surprised but fluids such as engine coolants and screen wash can leak but aren’t considered reasons for failure.
Your vehicle can fail the MOT if the fluid creates a pool on the floor within five minutes, or if there are many leaks which collectively leak fluid at the same rate.
2. Exhaust hole
The exhaust will only fail an MOT if there is a major leak or emissions are said to be unsafe.
A minor leak or corrosion would be pointed out as an advisory note but would pass.
3. Worn Tyres
Car tyres must provide enough grip for drivers to be able to control their vehicle efficiently and brake. There is a legal tread depth of 1.6mm, if they’re above this you’ll pass.
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In August, the learner was stopped when Police smelt alcohol and he wasn’t using his L plates.
The individual was registered at 76 microgrammes which is way over the legal limit of 35. He was fined £120 and disqualified from driving for 20 months.
If you’re unsure of the rules, ask us!
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Comments(0)The woman was arrested for drink driving at around 4.20am.
The woman was caught driving the wrong way between J26 and J25 of the motorway during the early hours of Sunday (September 9).
Do you need to refresh your mind? Take our refreshers course today.
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Comments(0)Police should be given the power to seize and destroy phones. Do you think this is okay?
Currently, drivers can who are caught using their phone behind the wheel can land a £200 fine and six points.
Read our mobile phone blog here.
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Comments(0)What do you think?
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Half of the people asked during the new study that they weren’t prepared for the hazards they were faced when they passed their test.
It should be updated to include modern hazards including potholes, couriers, children on scooters, vape clouds and drones.
What do you think? Is this too much?
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A motorist was caught doing is paperwork – whilst driving on the M5.
He needs to take one of our refresher courses, where we update you become a better, safer and more confident driver.
Contact us for more information today.
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Comments(0)Take our free eye test stimulator, and find out if you need to go to the opticians!
Those who fail the test “will have their driving licence immediately revoked”, says the online newspaper
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