Congratulations! You’ve just turned 17, landed your dream job, and decided you need a new challenge or just want to learn to drive for the freedom and independence it offers.
You’ve no doubt heard about taxing your car. This is commonly referred to as car tax or road tax, but its actual title is vehicle excise duty (VED). Getting your car taxed is your responsibility and something that needs to be done…
Technically no one has priority at an unmarked crossroads, but there are some general right of way rules you should bear in mind….
What are windscreen pillars? If you’re learning to drive you may have seen some potential theory test questions related to windscreen pillars. If you’ve stumbled upon this article, you’re probably wondering “what are windscreen pillars?” and we’re going to answer that for…
We take you through all the box junction rules to help you avoid getting slapped with a fine in the future.
If you feel anxious about learning to drive, then you’re not alone. Any unfamiliar experience can cause anxiety. Learn how to deal with this.
When you’re learning to drive, one of the things you’ll inevitably have to tackle is a T-junction. Find out what you must do.
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.
Hazard perception test tips One of the very first hurdles in each learner drivers journey is the infamous hazard perception test. It was added in 2002 as the second half of the UK’s driving theory test, and it’s been challenging learners ever…
What are dipped headlights Whether you’re a new or fairly experienced driver, knowing which type of headlights to use can be confusing. We’ve got quite a few to choose from in cars these days, like main beam, dipped headlights, and fog lights….