With our roads becoming more congested, and arguably the condition of our roads becoming compromised as a result, it’s reassuring to learn that the technology behind seatbelts is becoming more advanced.
The Telegraph reports:
Whilst it’s illegal to speed, drink and drive, drive without a license and drive without a seatbelt, if you were in Sark it would be illegal to even drive at all! Our latest article gives you the strangest driving laws from around the world.
Rob Hull, The Mail Online, reports:
Roads inevitably deteriorate during the winter, with potholes, cracks and road surfaces becoming more “challenging” for motorists. This can present safety issues for everyone, but especially motorcyclists.
Heavy rain a consistent yet unwelcome familiarity in Britain, and its ability to block our road is something of a nuisance. However, despite the risks associated with driving through floods waters, it seems some drivers are less cautious than others.
Rob Hull, The Daily Mail, reports:
When driving the newest addition of the family to see friends and family, your biggest worry should be ‘have I packed enough nappies?’ not whether or not your new born will actually survive the journey.
It goes without saying the speeding is breaking the law and should be treated accordingly. Despite this there seems to be a lot of uncertainty surrounding speeding fines and points on a licence.
Alex Robbins, The Telegraph, reports:
So, you’re in the market for a new car? Great news! But with so many options available to you, how can you possible choose?
The Telegraph reports:
Drive rivals back to back
Air pollution. It’s a phrase we’re all familiar with, yet many of us fail to realise the extent of the problem.
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With phone use whilst driving being one of the factors responsible for careless driving, Prime Minister Theresa May is calling for mobile phone use to become as culturally unacceptable as that of drink driving.
Martin Saarinen, Auto Express, reports:
Considering it’s £35,000 price tag, you’d expect a quality vehicle that ticked off most, if not all, of your new car wish list .
