As weather conditions improve and more people are cycling, read this blog about what cyclists should remember when out on the road. https://t.co/UnVGNlIPGL
Heading round a mates or to the pub to watch the #Euro2020 this weekend?
Make it one to remember and not forget. If you’re going to drink, leave your car at home.
By keeping your speed down you won’t just be reducing collisions, you’ll also be reducing your emissions and your fuel costs. You can save up to 25% more fuel by lowering your speed. Drive safe, think green. #KnowYourLimits#ResponsibleTravel
Taking your driving test soon? 🚗
We’ve updated the driving test report you’re emailed after your test. It’s full of useful information to see what areas you can improve on.
This can help with your next driving test or for driving on your own 💯
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There are hundreds of fatalities in the UK each year as a result of someone travelling too fast for the conditions or exceeding the speed limit.
Remember that the speed limit is not a target - it is the absolute maximum - and you should adjust your speed for the conditions.
Know your signs and signals⚠️🛑
Not responding correctly to traffic signs and lights are in the top 10 reasons why learners fail their driving test.
Swot up on the signs and signals outlined in the Highway Code before you take your test 📖
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Have you been using your car less and need to start driving it more again? 🚗
Make sure you check the lights and replace any faulty bulbs. 💡
Also, don’t forget to look at your tyre tread and pressure as well as the screenwash .💦
Make your journey safe.
New to country road driving? Here’s some advice from one man and his furry friend.
Speed limits are a limit, not a target.
Remember to minimise travel where possible.
📢Update on Scotland 📢
Restart dates if coronavirus restrictions are eased in Scotland as planned
From 26 April -
✅ Motorcycle training and CBT
✅ Driving lessons
✅ Theory tests
From 6 May -
✅ Driving tests and motorcycle tests
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Tips for driving comfortably: driver seat
Before setting of on the road, it's important to make sure you're comfortable. This will help you focus on the road and observe, anticipate and plan ahead. Take a look at our tips on how to adjust your seat properly:
Speeding can have serious consequences even if you are only a little bit above the limit. Remember to always stick to the speed limit! https://t.co/VEHez04Azd
Rural roads can be incredibly dangerous, with the highest fatality rate out of any other road type. Please be careful if using rural roads for essential journeys, keeping an eye on your speed and travelling carefully around bends. More information here: https://t.co/lCRfh8qtwS