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 Drivers can help themselves when it comes to the MOT test. With a little bit of preparation you can avoid your car failing on silly items that anyone can easily have sorted for themsleves. According to the Department for Transport the top 3 reasons for a car failing it's MOT first time was Lights, Brakes and Tyres which accounted for half of all MOT first time failures during 2007/2008. A staggering 35% of the 27 million cars tested each year FAIL. Here are some of our simple DIY tips that can help your car pass it's MOT test first time
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 Breaking down on a motorway can be a scary experience. We've put together a list of practical steps to take to keep you and your passengers safe. It just might be worth printing off and keeping a copy in your car Print version
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Before setting off on a long drive, especially when setting off on holiday it is worth carrying out some simple checks and tasks to avoid the risk of breakdown or finding yourself on the wrong side of the law
Driving fatigue is a hazard faced by all motorists especially during the summer where long holiday journeys are aggravated by higher temperatures. An alarming 4 in 10 motorway accidents are caused by tiredness (Source: The AA). By recognising the symptoms of fatigue you can learn how to prevent it.
