Crash Dieting: The Effects of Eating and Drinking on Driving Performance
In this article, Tom Harrington explores the dangerous of eating and drinking while behind the wheel
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Is Road Use Getting Better?
In this article Howard Redwood looks at the recently released provisional road casualty figures to see if road has been getting better over time.
Coaching for the post test environment
Coaching is an effective way to help people learn and develop new skills by providing a personalised, structured, and supportive approach to learning. Neil Whightman takes a look at some ways coaching facilitates the learning process.
Present yourself, respect yourself
Presentation skills are a very
necessary tool to have for any trainer, whether they are training in
a class, an auditorium, or one-on-one. Howard Redwood discusses the key elements of the trainer, such as knowing the subject and being prepared for the planned session.
Graduated Licensing or Graduated Learning?
Howard Redwood looks at Graduated Licensing and Graduated Learning to discuss whether it is the next logical step for licencing practice within the UK.
The Apocalypse of Teaching Your Teen to Drive Seems Quite Enticing
Teaching your teenager to drive can be a big challenge for parents. In this article, Tom Harrington talks about the ups and downs of this important step. He looks at the rules, what parents need to know, and how to make sure teens learns safely.
How to Stay Safe Behind the Wheel: Driving with a Medical Condition
Managing health conditions on the road can be tough. This article offers a deep dive into various health conditions, their effect on driving, and crucial tips for handling them, empowering both trainers and learners with confidence for each lesson.
The Future Pay per Mile Strategy
Howard Redwood delves into the impact of electric vehicle incentives on government revenue and the potential need for pay per mile schemes to maintain fairness in road taxation.
Are we ready for autonomous vehicles?
Matthew Rathbone investigates the often divisive subject of autonomous vehicles.
The test touts profiteering from the waiting times crisis
In the backlog of nearly 500,00 tests, up to 24 week test waiting times having given way to an increase in test ‘touts’. Carly Brookfield discusses how test touts have snapped up a quarter of all driving tests.
