plenty of valuable information you may need in the future such as sections on motorway driving, towing a trailer and driving in adverse weather conditions. And if you
would prefer not to need the section on what to do in the event of an accident, use this book and get the other books I recommend here and consider some further driver
training and maybe sit an advanced driving test.
roadcraft - and - mind driving
I would strongly recommend that all drivers read these 2 books. Read about Roadcraft on the
tso
web site and about Mind Driving on the
skilldriver
web site. They are both also available on
amazon.
Driving is a skill for life so why not make it both more safe AND more enjoyable. Aim to become someone who, like me,
would opt for a drive out in the countryside for relaxation when things get a little hectic, rather than someone for whom driving itself is one of lifes major stressors!
I'm so glad I love driving and I want you to feel the same way.
rospa and iam
For more resources linked to road safety and enjoyable driving or to enquire about taking an advanced driving test check out both the
rospa
and
iam
web sites.
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