...driving examiner will be assessing whether the car is in a dangerous position or where it causes unnecessary obstruction of the road (rule 242 of The Highway Code). Keep learning...
...Choose a driving instructor. Start studying The Highway Code. Start taking driving lessons with your instructor. Start studying and practising for your theory test. Book and take your theory test...
...alongside any number of other interests they have. The ‘Ready to Pass?’ campaign is a no-cost campaign and means we cannot spend any money promoting it. So, we need to...
...and ‘turning towards’ what is happening. Mindfulness helps develop listening skills, increases ability to stay calm and understand emotions, develop a deeper sense of kindness and compassion for ourselves and...
...help with this. If you order from our official publishers TSO (The Stationery Office) you can use the discount code ADI1 to get 25% off our publications. Promoting the benefits...
...get a promotional code that gets you a discount when you buy copies for yourself and your learners from the Safe Driving for Life website. Just call 0333 202 5070...
...help them familiarise themselves with your car. Finally, I wanted to let you know that the Highway Code is available on YouTube in British Sign Language. You’re welcome to link...
...the Highway Code advises not to park against the flow of traffic, it’s a legal manoeuvre that’s carried out by a lot of drivers on today’s roads. You might use...
...a visual representation of where they’re being asked to go. Liz: Thanks. Steven asked, why do we seem to be promoting practices that go against advice in Highway Code rule...
...for many years now. From the best-sellers like ‘The Official Highway Code’ and the theory test books to’ Driving a Tractor’, we cover every category of road use in almost...
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