Monthly Archives: February 2016

Whilst anyone can be taught how to drive, hazard perception is something that builds over time. With many factors which may impact our ability to drive being beyond our control, the ability to identify hazards at the earliest possible opportunity … Continue reading →

The backend of 2014 saw the introduction of a reduced drink-drive limit in Scotland.  The legal limit has been reduced from 80mg of alcohol in 100ml of blood to just over half that amount (50mg) and this is expected to … Continue reading →

Becoming distracted whilst driving, is one of the most dangerous things that can happen when in control of a car. A previous Daily Mail story highlighted a recent study into the driving habits of teenager drivers in America. Please read … Continue reading →

One thing is timeless in regards to the practical driving test, people love to tell tall stories about how things are set up for failure! The truth is that pretty much every one of the stories that we have heard … Continue reading →