Leaving the Motorway Various signs and markers will indicate when you are coming to the end of a motorway, or to your chosen exit. You will have plenty of time to follow the instructions and plan ahead, even if on a three or four lane motorway.
On the Motorway Good motorway driving is all about observation, anticipation and being seen. As you are travelling at higher speeds, things will change quickly and situations develop at a much faster pace.
There are a lot of people who don’t like motorway driving…..it places greater demands on both the driver and car! Yet motorways are there to help you travel faster and in greater safety. Motorways are safer than other roads in that statistically fewer accidents occur on them, but when they do occur they are at
Rumours often circulate about driving test changes, but this time the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) is changing the driving test from October 2010. These major changes coincide with the 75th birthday of the driving test, altering the test so that a more realistic drive is demonstrated by the pupil. This “assessment of competence to drive
The Road Traffic (New Drivers) Act 1995 applies to each and every motorist who passed their first full test after 1 June 1997 – Congratulations, but beware! The Act effectively places new drivers “on probation” for the first two years after passing their test. Approximately 300 licences are revoked every week in this country, returning
