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Ministers are pushing on with plans to raise motorway speed limits to 80mph despite concerns that the carriageways are not safe enough to cope with the increase.
The Government intends to consult on introducing the new limit in the next few months.
But according to a report from the Road Safety Foundation (RSF), England’s motorways do not provide enough protection to drivers and car occupants for an increase in the limit to be considered.
It added that there would be a rapidly-rising risk of shunt crashes from the sheer volume of traffic using the motorways.
The report also said there were widespread faults in the protection given to drivers to prevent them running off the road on motorways.
The RSF also cited the problem of pedestrians on the hard shoulder, roadworks, extreme weather and spillages from vehicles.
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If
you are a learner driver you must take and pass your theory
test before you book your practical test. If you already have
a driving licence you might not have to take another theory
test if you want to start driving a different vehicle.
A total of £87,368,227 was collected in speeding and red light
offences caught on speed cameras in the Last financial year
in the UK Find out more with ukmotorists.com
You
can renew your tax any day from the fifth day of the month.
If you prefer to tax in the last few days of the month, there
is now an exemption from the offence of not displaying a tax
disc. This exemption covers the first five working days of the
month and allows time for the new disc to arrive in the post. Apply
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What Ways Does Alcohol Affect Driving Skills? …
After
drinking, the brain works inefficiently, taking longer to
receive messages from the eye; processing information becomes
more difficult and instructions to the muscles are delayed.
Alcohol can slow down reaction time by 10 to 30 per cent.
Two thirds of motorists
have comprehensive insurance. Most of the remainder choose third
party fire and theft, with a small proportion taking out more
limited forms of cover
All vehicles and their
drivers in the UK have to abide by the law these laws are set
out in The Road Traffic Act which covers the use of all vehicles
on roads
After drinking, the
brain works inefficiently, taking longer to receive messages
from the eye; processing information becomes more difficult.
Alcohol can slow down reaction time
After drinking, the
brain works inefficiently, taking longer to receive messages
from the eye; processing information becomes more difficult.
Alcohol can slow down reaction time
Any vehicle used or
kept on a public road in the United Kingdom is required, by
law, to display a valid vehicle tax disc. A tax disc shows that
you have paid the necessary vehicle tax for your vehicle.