Drivers aged 18-24 account for a high proportion of the UK’s road traffic accidents, if you’re unfortunate enough to be involved in a road collision; this practical guide offers key tips on the action you should take in the aftermath of an accident.
Monthly Archives: October 2013
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Oct 13
What to do if you’re involved in a road traffic accident – a Book Theory Test Today guide
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Oct 13
Police Issue Fresh Warning Over Unlicensed Driving Instructors
Police across Britain have issued a fresh warning to learner drivers to remain vigilant when it comes to hiring a driving instructor. The police have called for learner drivers to check the instructor that they have hired is properly qualified after a number of routine roadside checks found that a number of driving instructors were […]
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Oct 13
Crown Prosecution Services Publishes New Driving Offences Fact Sheet
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has published a new driving offences fact sheet in order to clarify what constitutes ‘dangerous driving’ and ‘careless driving’. The two categories apply to driving incidents that involve deaths and outline how the CPS system determines whether those responsible are guilty of ‘dangerous driving’ or ‘careless driving’.
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Oct 13
Book Theory Test Today | Top Tips For Young Drivers To Avoid Road Traffic Accidents
Young drivers aged 17-24 are more likely to die or suffer serious injury in a road traffic accident than any other age group. In a statement from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration they said: “Young drivers are especially vulnerable to death and injury on our roadways. Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death […]
