Saturday 1st June – Morrison’s Ferry Road
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We drive past them countless times each and every day – but how many of these common road markings do you really know the meaning of? Continue reading Do you know what these common road markings REALLY mean?
Continue reading Twenty’s plenty? Roadside education in Inverleith
The Department for Education has been urged to add the Highway Code to the post-16 curriculum, to improve knowledge among new drivers and reduce road casualty rates. Continue reading Is it time to put the Highway Code on the National Curriculum?
Drivers who treat their diabetes with insulin will have greater choice in how they test their glucose levels under new guidelines published today by the DVLA. Continue reading New guidelines on driving with diabetes
Uninsured drivers were targeted by Police Scotland in partnership with MIB (Motor Insurers’ Bureau) in a week of enhanced operations on 21-27 January – and 232 drivers were charged for having no insurance. Continue reading Scores of uninsured drivers charged by Police Scotland during latest crackdown
From the chatterbox to the human satnav, new research suggests car passengers often fall into just eight categories – so which one are you? Continue reading Are YOU an annoying passenger?
Police Scotland is advising drivers to TRAVEL WITH CAUTION overnight tonight (Friday, February 1, 2019) and tomorrow morning, following a Met. Office Yellow Weather Warning for snow and ice covering the South East (East Lothian, Scottish Borders), Aberdeenshire, Highlands, Western Isles, Orkney and Shetland. Continue reading Motorists urged to drive with care after Met Office warning
British drivers have been offered simple do’s and don’ts for driving in icy weather, as the cold snap continues across the country.
Continue reading Car AdvICE – 7 Do’s and 7 Don’ts for Driving in Cold Conditions
Continue reading Police Scotland to carry out nationwide checks to catch uninsured drivers