Driver Training After Passing
When you have passed your test and looking to get moving, you should perhaps consider taking one of our improve your driving courses, these will build your confidence and help you drive efficiently and effectively.
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After passing your driving lessons and you have successfully passed, you will be looking to getting on the road. Once you have bought your new car you will be looking to getting insurance for your new car; we recommend Collingwood Insurance Services. You can visit them by clicking on the link below.
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Government to close mobile phone loophole
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The government will close a legal loophole which has allowed drivers to escape prosecution for hand-held mobile phone use while behind the wheel.
DVSA updates official learning to drive guide
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Updated versions of some of DVSA’s official publications, including the official guide to learning to drive are now available to buy.
Britain's highways boss says smart motorways are 'too complicated'
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Highways England chief, Jim O'Sullivan, told MPs that too many drivers don't understand the set up
Motorists urged to be deer aware
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Drivers are being warned to look out for deer roaming on to roads and posing risks to road users. The warning comes with more deer on the move during the rutting season.
Highways England keeping a watchful eye on motorway upgrade
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Highways England is hitting new heights to improve journeys for drivers travelling through motorway roadworks by using drone technology to monitor progress.
From hand signals to sat navs: how the Highway Code has changed
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Clearly a lot has changed in the Highway Code in the past few decades. Here we consider 10 ways that code has moved with the times, and how that reflects on driving and the safety of our roads.
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Drivers who kill while on mobile phones will face life sentences
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Drivers who cause death when looking at their mobile phones will face life in jail for the first time under Government plans to be revealed on Monday.Thank you for your time and patience I would definitely recommend you to anyone.