If you have to drive in these conditions, then here are some top tips to help you complete your journey safely. THE NO.1 RULE IS DO EVERYTHING SLOWLY AND GENTLY, AND ALLOW EXTRA TIME FOR YOUR JOURNEY! The best advice we can offer is to avoid driving in snow, sleet
It makes sense to regularly give your car a check over, especially with holiday weekend breaks and long journeys ahead! In fact, there are quite a few rules and regulations that place a legal duty on vehicle owners , as indicated in bold type below. Your brakes, lights, steering, exhaust system , seat belts, wipers,
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Most importantly, make sure you are ready to take your test! Take advice from your Instructor, they have put many people through their tests, and know when you are ready. You need to be competent and confident in all the skills required to pass your test. You need to be able to assess any given
Q. What do I need to start driving? A. You will need to be aged 17 to drive on the road, hold a provisional licence, and able to read a vehicle number plate from a distance of 20.5 metres (67 feet - about five car lengths) in good daylight. Q. How do I apply
