Tips for traveling with pets in hot weather The hot weather is an inspiration to get outside and bring your furry friends with you. As the weather gets better, it’s more of a reason to get down the beach, go to the…
It’s summer and the sun is shining (well, at least it should be), which means it’s time to start thinking about how to drive safely in the heat.
It’s hard to think about a music festival without thinking of British summer time, and a part of British culture to go to at least one music festival, whether that be one of the big ones like Glastonbury or Reading, or perhaps…
Zebra crossings rely on cars being able to see the pedestrian, so they have to be clearly visible when waiting on the side of the road.
What are dipped headlights Knowing which type of headlights to use can sometimes be confusing. They often change with different car types too, with large vehicles, campervans, and hybrid electric vehicles having differing dipped light features. We’ve got quite a few to…
Pegasus crossings are for both horse riders and pedestrians to cross the road safely.
What is nearside and offside? The nearside is the side nearest to the kerb or the passenger side. The offside is the driver’s side of the car.
Car stalling got you at the wrong time? Most of us think car stalling is only a classic problem for learner drivers. But people can stall their car at any point in their driving lifetime and there are reasons why.
Should you SORN your car if you’re not using it? We’re going to run through when, why and how to declare your car SORN.
A puffin crossing is one of the four types of pedestrian crossings you’ll find on UK roads. It’s important to know the puffin crossing rules and traffic light sequence for your theory test.