When driving in the rain, you can near guarantee that a crash will occur as soon as it starts raining. Roads are wet, people are in a hurry and the roads are busy. The first 5 or 10 minutes of rain on a dry road is most dangerous because the dry particles of fuel, oil...
Passing the RMS Driving Test on the first occasion, is what every learner usually desires. But do they need driving lessons before their driving test? This is probably one of the most frequent questions we get asked by our learners or parents of learners, who call to...
Far too often we continually see provisional drivers driving vehicles with their red or green P plates tucked in behind and obscured by the number plates or inside of the vehicle and barely visible. If this is something you do as a learner or provisional driver, and...
A hazard is anything that can interfere with your driving ability and that can cause harm or lead to an accident. Hazard Perception Skills are a key necessity in helping to stay safe on our roads. Being able to recognise and respond to hazards, is a skill within...
The key to good observation skills is to be constantly scanning. Scanning is keeping your eyes moving, checking in one area for a couple of seconds and then moving your eyes to another area. Whenever you’re driving, you depend on your eyes to provide you with a...