
Many children are injured close to their home on residential roads. Over 70 per cent of drivers break the speed limit on these roads - and many of those drivers are parents.
There has been a lot written about speed cameras and the debate continues to rage. But like them or loath them, you are going to have to deal with them.
What do you do when you are just about approaching the motorway from the slip road and you suddenly realise you’re heading towards a daunting line of trucks?
New regulations that came into force last September mean that you must not carry a child without a booster seat if they are less than 135cms tall.
A recent survey showed that half the UK’s estimated 32 million motorist admit consuming alcohol before getting behind the wheel. Why risk it?
There used to be a bumper sticker that said “If you can read this, you are too close!” You don’t see them so often these days, but the problem hasn’t gone away.
There is a special section in the police accident report called “waiting to turn right” which, although it is an everyday manoeuvre, produces more than its fair share of smashes.
Few drivers who take over-the-counter medicines appreciate the effect they can have - we pay less attention to the mundane illnesses that can increase the risk of having a crash.