A dangerous vehicle is one that breaks the rules set by government authorities such as Roads & Maritime to ensure that vehicles don’t cause unnecessary danger to other road users. It includes vehicles that are not roadworthy because components have worn…
Taking your driving test can be a stressful experience. Whether it’s a practical or theory test, there is extra pressure on you to perform. You have to learn new skills and information then apply that in situations which can unfold…
A digital driver licence is a driver licence you store on your smartphone. Its purpose is to prove your identity and that you have the right to drive a specific type of vehicle but without having to show a plastic card.…
A defensive driving course takes your driving one step further to improve your anticipation of the dangers on the road, hone your reactions to them and improve your vehicle control skills, whether that’s a car, motorbike or heavy vehicle. Defensive…
None of us want to be ‘that person’ who is seen as a bad driver. To make sure you can take the moral high ground, check out these nine tips and you’ll be driving more efficiently and smoothly in no…
If you crash your own car, the costs are fairly straightforward to work out if it’s your fault: if you are insured it’ll be your insurance excess, the loss of your no-claims bonus and maybe a few other minor costs…
Police use a coding system to help them quickly describe a crash. It’s supplied as a matrix of ‘road user movements’ and based on 86 different crash scenarios. A crash could involve more than one of the codes. The matrixes…
