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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 is defensive driving The year 2020 saw over 100,000 road traffic casualties, even with drivers using the roads a whole lot less. So getting a better idea of how to drive safely and reduce the risk of a car crash can’t…

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…

If you’re learning to drive and want to give yourself the best chance of picking up the skills, you might be wondering, what is mirror signal manoeuvre and why do we have to use it? To be a safe driver, you’ll need…

You’re checking your wallet for your I.D. and hang on… where’s your driving licence? We all lose things now and then, don’t fret, you can fix this.

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.

A toucan crossing is one of the four types of pedestrian crossings you’ll find on UK roads. Toucan crossings are there to help both pedestrians and cyclists safely cross the road. They have smart sensors to detect when people are crossing the…

Confused about stopping distances? Our guide to stopping distances is here to prepare you for your theory test.