With vehicles being recalled by manufacturers a little more than we would like, the DSA are reminding candidates that bring their own car on test to check it is allowed on test. All recalled vehicles must have proof that they have been checked and fixed if necessary. Examiners will require either the recall letter or […]

How should Learner drivers react to emergency response vehicles? The sudden appearance of an emergency response vehicle on “blues and twos” can be challenging for Learner drivers. So what should you teach Learner drivers on how to react? Sgt Doug Miners of the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary gives us the benefit of his advice. The […]

In 2007 research found that the average car owner kept hold of their vehicle for just 53 months. Yet current research has found that owners of new vehicles are keeping their car for 71 months, with those owning used vehicles keeping it for around 48 months. It is thought that with better warranties, more reliable […]

There have been a number of reported cases involving emergency vehicles being blocked in both by accident and on purpose and ambulances being damaged by members of the public. In Merseyside on pensioner being transported to hospital died when gang members obstructed the ambulance by lying on the bonnet and banging the sides of the […]

MORE than five million British motorists are currently breaking the law by driving unsafe vehicles, according to new research. And the number of dangerous cars on the road may have been boosted by people keeping older cars for longer to benefit from the government’s scrappage scheme, claim insurers. The most common repair faults identified include […]

    Displaying your knowledge of the stopping distance is an important part of the Theory test and Practical driving test. This article will feature how to calculate a safe stopping distance, looking at how road conditions and speed can affect your breaking as well as each vehicles unique breaking ability. Reaction time is an […]

UK roads are in a sorrowful state, due to the increasing amount breakdowns caused by potholes. The government announced in October 23 that they would put forward £8.3bn of extra funding, spread over the next 11 years to fix the pesky potholes. Britain’s ‘pothole plague’ took even more of a toll on drivers in 2023 […]

Driving is an essential skill that provides mobility, independence, and convenience. However, it is also a significant responsibility, as the act of operating a vehicle affects not only our own lives but also the lives of others on the road. In this article, we explore the multifaceted aspects of the art of driving, emphasizing the […]

Driving in the dark can be a daunting experience, especially for those who have limited experience or are new to the roads. There are certain tips and tricks that can help make the experience safer and less stressful. First and foremost, it is important to slow down. Driving in the dark is inherently risky and, […]

London’s Push for Electric Vehicle With a growing emphasis on sustainability and reducing carbon emissions, London has been actively encouraging the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs). The city’s expansive network of EV charging stations has been expanding, making it increasingly convenient for residents and visitors to charge their vehicles. In a bid to tackle air […]