Removing hard shoulders and replacing them with ’emergency refuge areas’ is becoming increasingly common on Britain’s motorway network, but an alarming 52% of motorists are unaware of the purpose of these areas. It is imperative people get to grips with these emergency refuge areas. or ‘SOS’ lay-bys as they are now

If you’ve failed your driving test once or more it can be disheartening. It can make you feel like giving up.  Driving Test Rescue lessons can help you pass next time with confidence. An examiner once told me that test nerves can reduce candidates performance by up to 20%. The

Most learners and new drivers will tell you that roundabouts are one of the hardest things to master and we have so many roundabouts around here of all shapes and sizes. Like anything else, once you know what you’re doing and you get the hang of them, you’ll become comfortable

When you get behind the wheel do you feel like the driver or passenger in the picture? Need to lose those driving nerves? I have helped many drivers from learners to full licence holders become more confident drivers. It might surprise you, but having already taken them on the motorway

1903 – First driving licence is introduced as a way of identifying vehicles and their drivers. The fee, paid over the counter at the Post Office, is five shillings – that’s equivalent to £25 today. 1931 – The first edition of the Highway Code is published by the Ministry of

See the 1935 Driving Test here See the 1968 Driving Test here The Driving Test; a history