It is well documented that new motorists account for the majority of accidents that occur on Britain’s roads, particularly in the early months after passing their practical driving test.
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Constantly stalling the car during your driving lessons? Don’t worry, you’re not the first and you won’t be the last! Here’s the Book Theory Test Today guide to clutch control to help you out.
Book Theory Test Today provides a step-by-step guide to re-taking your theory test and re-applying for your driving licence following recovery from a medical condition.
5 months since the DVSA introduced English and Welsh only theory tests and practical exams, Book Theory Test Today assesses the state of driver testing in Britain.
Christmas 2014 is on the horizon and if you’re a parent wondering what would make an ideal gift for a teenager aged 17 and upwards, Book Theory Test Today recommends driving lessons.
Book Theory Test Today – Road Wars! DVSA & RAC Clash Over Tax Disc The scrapping of the paper tax disc appears to be causing a few ripples across the motoring world. Book Theory Test Today investigates a feud between the RAC and the DVSA. Strap yourselves in!
Well, the day has arrived! The 1st October, 2014 marks the end of the vehicle tax disc. It’s had a good run, gracing our windscreens for over 90 years. But, it’s time to move on! So, how do the tax disc changes affect you budding learner motorists? Book Theory Test Today reveals all…
Yes, the title says it all. A high percentage of UK motorists say UK driving standards are plummeting and it’s someone else’s fault. Book Theory Test Today examines this bizarre story… Â
Did you know? Your car seat is dirtier than your toilet! Book Theory Test Today takes a look at the grime and clutter making our car seats potential health hazards.
With drink-driving seemingly never out of the news, Book Theory Test Today investigates the latest controversy surrounding the drinking and driving culture.
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