Every driver of every type of vehicle on our roads needs to recognise the responsibility and power they have every time they get behind the wheel and take total control.

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The Fatal 5

The most common causes of collisions are drink/drug driving, not wearing a seatbelt, using a mobile phone, speeding and careless driving. Do not allow these to claim you or anyone else as their next victims.

Drivers have control over all of these, and their decision-making can keep you and your passengers safe and ensure you complete your journey.

General Driving Tips and Advice

Car maintenance: Always check your vehicle before you drive.
Remember POWDERY

  • P – Ensure you have enough fuel for the journey and you know where you can fill up.

  • O – Check the oil level.

  • W – Make sure the engine coolant and windscreen washer fluid are topped up.

  • D – Inspect the vehicle for any damage, this includes wheels, tyres, mirrors, lights and bodywork.

  • E – Check that all electrics are working (headlights, brake lights, indicators, hazard lights).

  • R – Inspect the tyres for tread depth (minimum 1.6mm) inflation and any signs of damage to the rubber.

  • Y – Ensure YOU are fit to drive. You should be well-rested and not under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

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