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Meeting situations in Driving What is the meeting situation?  A meeting situation occurs when two vehicles are approaching each other from opposite directions on a road that is too narrow for both to pass safely at the same time  This is common on:  • Narrow residential streets • Country lanes • Roads with parked cars reducing the…

Where to Look (and Where NOT to Look) When Driving Where are You Should Look: 1. Far Ahead on the Road: • Look well, I had to anticipate traffic lights, road signs, hazards and Bends. • Aim to scan 12 to 15 seconds ahead at all times. 2. Mirrors Regularly and Strategically: • Check your…

Sod’s Law and How it Applies to Driving What is Sod’s Law? Sod’s law is a British expression that means if something can go wrong, it will – at the worst possible time, it reflects the idea that things often go wrong when your least prepared. How’s Sod’s Law Applies to Driving? Examples include: •…

Suitable footwear for Driving Wearing appropriate footwear while driving is essential for maintaining full control over your vehicle. The right footwear improves pedal feel, enhance safety and shows legal compliance. What to wear   Flat shoes with a thin, firm sole, (no thicker than 10 mm). Secure fitting shoes that won’t slip off. Flexible footwear,…

Pedestrian Crossings: Types, Tips, and Safety Information 1. Zebra Crossing Appearance – Black and white stripes with flashing, amber beacons.When you see it: In urban areas near schools and shops. Hints and Tips:• Slow down and prepared to stop for pedestrians waiting to cross.• Pedestrians have priority once on the crossing.What Not to Do:• Do…

Driving Fault (Often Called a Minor fault) Definition, small mistakes that do not pose an immediate danger or risk, but show lapses in skill, control, or observation Examples: Still in the car, but recovering safely Hesitating slightly too long at a junction Gear selection, slightly late or early Impact You are allowed up to 15…