Driving Advice
Using a mobile phone whilst driving can be extremely dangerous as it reduces your control over the vehicle and can make you more likely to have an accident. Research shows that your reactions can be up to 50% slower when using a mobile phone. This is even slower than driving under the influence of alcohol!....
Posted on 8th July 2008
With nearly 1.7 million car crimes recorded last year it is no wonder that vehicle related crime accounts for nearly 20% of all crime in England and Wales. Here are some hints and tips to prevent your car becoming part of the statistics....
Posted on 14th June 2008
Road traffic accidents are the number one killer of people in their teens and twenties in the UK. Research shows that young drivers are as much as ten times more likely to be killed or seriously injured in a road traffic accident when compared to motorists in their forties. Here are some useful hints and tips for young drivers....
Posted on 31st May 2008
Breaking down when you least expect it can often be a frightening and stressful experience. Here is some advice on the actions you should take in order to guard your safety and help get your vehicle back on the road as soon as possible....
Posted on 2nd April 2008
If you are taking your car to Europe it is essential to ensure both you and your vehicle are thoroughly prepared for the trip. Here are some handy tips on driving in Europe...
Posted on 7th March 2008
Although older drivers often have more experience than other road users, it is important to ensure you are still fit to drive. As you grow older your sight and hearing can often decline, and your responses may not be as fast as they once were. Read our handy driving advice for older drivers and continue to enjoy your independence for years to come.
Posted on 5th February 2008
Winter driving can be extremely treacherous. In winter conditions it is especially important to ensure your vehicle is prepared for every journey. Here are some useful tips for our members...
Posted on 12th December 2007