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Increase Your Distance To The Car In Front…

June 11, 2017 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist is calling on drivers to try out the ‘two-second rule’ and ensure they’re not putting lives at risk by tailgating. The advice comes amid concern that too many motorists are simply unaware of the distance they need to stop safely in an emergency. Writing in the summer […]

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GEM Offers Safety Warning – Storm Ewan Is Coming…

February 28, 2017 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Road safety and breakdown recovery organisation GEM Motoring Assist is advising all road users to take extra care, as snow and hail are predicted for some parts of the country. The conditions follow in the wake of Storm Ewan’s progress across the Irish Sea towards Scotland. GEM road safety officer Neil Worth said: “It looks […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice Tagged With: Car Articles, Driver comfort tips, Driving tips, GEM, GEM Motoring Assist, How to drive safely in poor conditions, road safety, Road safety and breakdown recovery organisation GEM Motoring Assist, Safety tips, Storm Ewan, Wet weather driving tips

The Importance Of Correct Tyre Pressures

May 3, 2015 by Mr Butterscotch 1 Comment

On a day to day basis, it becomes all too easy to overlook the simple things that require checking on your car – such as oil, water, ancillary fluids, lights, tyres, tyre pressures etc. There’s so many that you could spend around 20 minutes before each journey giving it a good look over. We do […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Editorial, Featured Posts, Maintenance & Breakdown, Safety & Security, Technical Tagged With: Camber, careful driving, Optimum tyre pressure, road safety, Safety tech, Safety tips, TPMS, Tyre pressures, Tyres

People Still Ignore Seatbelts At Their Peril

February 3, 2015 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

The Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) is warning that despite 50 years of seat belt laws, far too many drivers and passengers are still putting themselves and others in great danger by not wearing seat belts. The first seat belt law came into force in January 1965, which saw all new cars in the UK […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Editorial, IAM, Safety & Security Tagged With: IAM, Institute of Advanced Motorists, road safety, Safety tips, Seat belts, Seatbelts, The IAM, Vehicle safety

Dark Driving Safety Tips

November 2, 2014 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

The IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) has offered more tips to keep you safe on the road. This week, the tips concern driving in the dark as Autumn moves in to winter: Squeaky clean windows It’s always best to check your windscreen, rear window and side mirrors are clean before starting your journey. Visibility is obviously […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Featured Posts, IAM Tagged With: Driving tips, How to stay safe on the road, IAM, Institute of Advanced Motorists, Safety tips

Tips For The Christmas Drive Home From The IAM

December 23, 2013 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Road safety charity the IAM is offering weekly motoring tips from Britain’s top advanced driver, Peter Rodger. This week, as we plan our journeys home for Christmas, he is advising on driving on the motorway in the dark. Rodger offers tips on driving on the motorway at night: Driving in the dark can cause extra […]

Filed Under: Daily News, Driving Advice, Editorial Tagged With: Driving home for Christmas, Driving safely, How to drive safely, IAM, Motorway driving, Peter Rodger, Safety tips

GEM Motoring Assist Suggests Self Reflection For Older Drivers

November 27, 2013 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Senior drivers who can plan ahead and reflect on their own performance are likely to stay safer for longer, says road safety and breakdown organisation GEM Motoring Assist. This latest advice forms part of ‘Still Safe to Drive’, GEM’s video-based web resource to help drivers stay as safe as possible for as long as possible. […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, Safety & Security, The Law Tagged With: Being a better driver, David Williams MBE, Driving in later life, GEM, GEM Motoring Assist, How to be a better driver, how to drive, Older drivers, Safety tips, Self reflection, Senior drivers, Still Safe to Drive

Volkswagen Recalls 2.6 Million Cars

November 14, 2013 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

BBC News is reporting that Volkswagen is recalling 2.6 million cars – the largest recall in VW history and one of the larger recalls of modern times. The problems affect a range of models but include lights, fuel lines, incorrect oil and more. Volkswagen are advising they will contact customers direct if the owner has […]

Filed Under: Articles Elsewhere, Daily News, Editorial, Industry News, Safety & Security Tagged With: BBC News, car safety, Problems with cars, Recall information, Safety tips, Vehicle recalls, Volkswagen, VW

Key To Motorway Safety Is Good Tyres

July 22, 2013 by Mr Butterscotch Leave a Comment

Many motorists will often put off tyre repairs to save on costs. But it is actually cheaper to replace worn or damaged tyres where necessary, rather than waiting to face a burst tyre and having to be towed off the motorway. As part of their Motorway Month campaign, the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists) offers advice […]

Filed Under: Driving Advice, Editorial, IAM, Industry News, Safety & Security Tagged With: Highways Agency, IAM, Institute of Advanced Motorists, Motorway Month Campaign, National satisfaction surveys, PACT, Safety tips, Tyre condition, Tyre Safe, Tyres, TyreSafe

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