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How Far Did You Drive To Keep Your Little One Happy?

November 1, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch 1 Comment

Research conducted by Mothercare has revealed that some of us drive the equivalent of John O’Groats to Land’s End one and a half times a year – spending an average of £547 on petrol – to get their newborn to sleep! Mothercare, the UK’s leading parenting and baby specialist, polled over 1,000 parents to understand […]

Filed Under: Accessories, Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial, Money Tagged With: Baby seats, How to get a baby to sleep, Lulling baby to sleep, Mothercare, Mothercare child seats, Safe car journeys, Soothing baby, Soothing baby by driving

Advice For Driving In Foggy Conditions

October 30, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Fog presents some of the most problematic driving conditions of almost any weather formation. This is because our observation can be seriously impaired, which in turn affects all other aspects of driving. Fog, combined with night and inclement weather such as rain, sleet or snow adds up to just about the worst conditions for undertaking […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security Tagged With: Driving advice, Driving hints and tips, Driving tips, Fog, Foggy conditions, How to drive better, Poor driving conditions, Poor road conditions, Safer driving, Things to do in fog, Ways to drive in fog

Do You Back Lighter Later? GEM Offers More Support

October 23, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

As the issue of changing the clocks falls to the bottom of the political agenda, GEM Motoring Assist, road safety and breakdown cover company, continues to support the initiative through its backing of Lighter Later, a campaign for the introduction of lighter evenings throughout the year. For many, the clocks going back on Sunday 28th […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security Tagged With: Clocks, GEM, House of Commons, Lighter Later, road safety, Times

Some Tips On Ensuring Your Observation Is As Good As It Should Be When Driving

October 16, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Observation is key to safe driving. If you do not see something, how can you possibly react to it? Whilst we may moan about it, like it as not roads are becoming more congested, there are more types of road users than ever before and some roads are in a state of disrepair. Furthermore, we […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Technical Tagged With: Driving, Driving skills, Good driving skills, Hazards, Observation, Perception, Safe progress

How To Keep Control When Driving Through Water

October 13, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

I had another moment of surprise yesterday when I drove early to work and discovered a major road was partially closed, owing to a lot of standing water. I didn’t even realise it had rained that much overnight! With this in mind, at least a few times on my journey I tackled some standing water. […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security Tagged With: Destabilised vehicles, Driving through water, Vehicle control, Water, Water damage, Water driving skills

First Ever Student Road Safety Competition Launched

September 25, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Road Safety Minister Stephen Hammond today (Tuesday, 25th September) has endorsed the UK’s first ever student road safety competition, a concept put together by the father of a teenage car crash victim. Paul Kerr’s son, Jon-Paul, was just 17 when he was killed in a traffic accident involving an 18-year-old driver who had passed his […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Industry News, Safety & Security Tagged With: Important ventures, Reducing fatalities, Reducing injuries, Road safety awareness, safety, safety schemes, Security

Footman James Reminds Classics Owners Of Insurance Responsibility

September 15, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Did you know that you must have an insurance policy to cover a vehicle even if it is off the road or undergoing repairs? Andy Fairchild, managing director of Footman James explained: “Under the continuous insurance ruling it is an offence to own a vehicle without having valid motor insurance – this includes while a […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Technical, The Law Tagged With: Footman James, Laid up insurance, SORN, The Law, Vehicle insurance

Do You Believe You’d Pass Your Driving Test Again?

August 17, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Road safety organisation, and the number one for breakdown cover in the UK, GEM Motoring Assist today reveals that a massive 76 per cent of UK motorists are still confident that they would pass their driving test first time if they had to take it again now. Despite claims that drivers learn bad habits and […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Industry News Tagged With: Driving, Driving styles, Driving test, GEM, Motoring Assist, Passing Your Driving Test, Would you pass again

On Late Night Border Crossing…

August 16, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

There’s a running joke between my friends and I that every time we cross the border into Scotland from England we are met with a good dose of some troubling weather. I made a visit to a relative near Cockburnspath (don’t laugh) and the trip there was no exception. There was some light rain, but […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security Tagged With: Aquaplaning, Bad weather, Borders, driving experiences, Driving tips, Editorial, Moral of the story, Safe driving, Things to look out for when driving

GEM Gives Summer Motoring Tips

August 5, 2012 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

This summer is one of the busiest the country has ever seen, with people travelling from far and wide to support the Olympic Games. Wherever you are going; getting your car ready and your journey planned will keep you cool despite the summer rush. Road safety organisation, and the number one for breakdown cover in […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Maintenance & Breakdown Tagged With: Economic downturn, GEM, Good summer weather, Hazardous situations, Long drives, Motoring Advice, Motoring Assist, Olympic games, Summer Driving, uk

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