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If you are interested in BETTER DRIVING you might like to buy:

“TEN IMPORTANT THINGS YOUR DRIVING INSTRUCTOR NEVER TAUGHT YOU.... to make you a better driver”

Written by Dr Peter Russell and published by Bloomsbury Publishing, it is the ideal complement to this series of articles, quizzes and information guides. 

You can get your copy for £8.00 post free from

DRIVER TRAINING AND TESTING PUBLICATIONS,
MANOR HEIGHTS,
32b THOROLD ROAD
SOUTHAMPTON  UK
SO18 1JB

 Not only is this book the best possible driving present you could ever give to a new driver; it might just save the life of any motorist who is prepared to put its principles into practice.

   It will certainly save the cost of the book many times over in reduced or nil crash repairs

Try This Quiz

Subject:     READING THE ROAD

 Q1     Driving at night involves making the most of any lighting that exists on the road and on your vehicle.   What vehicle lights would you use on a country lane with very little traffic, but no street lighting?      [                                                              

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 Q2     Your vehicle is fitted with additional low level driving lights at the front and you are driving at night.  

Under what two separate sets of weather conditions may you use them? 

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 Q3     Observation, anticipation and concentration are three important requirements of safe drivers.  Two others are awareness and distraction.

Why is distraction much more a danger to new drivers than experienced ones?     [

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 Q4     Wet and icy roads always have an adverse effect of tyre grip.

What should you do if a car overtakes you on a wet road and cuts in on your safety gap?

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 Q5     When driving on motorways in foggy conditions it is possible to recognise your position by the colour of the studs separating each of the lanes. 

What colour studs are normally found on the edge of the hard shoulder?

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Q6     Pedestrians, especially the very young, the elderly and infirm are particularly vulnerable. 

What should you do if you drive past two children playing with a ball?

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Q7     Speed limits are not targets. 

What over riding SAFETY factor should govern your speed at night?

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No matter how good a driver you are, you can always be a BETTER DRIVER if you really try.