The number of young people learning to drive in the US in on the decline, with many choosing to wait until later life to learn how to drive or choosing to take their test at all. In 2017 only 30% of 17-20-year-olds held a driving license and 67% of 21-29 years olds. Compared to 44% […]

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The day of your driving test is probably one of those times when your nerves are going to affect you more than usual. Part of taking a successful test and getting your license is demonstrating that you can overcome anxiety and stay focussed and in control. To help you do that, here are five easy […]

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If you think your local highway or roundabout is difficult to safely traverse you may be underestimating just how safe the roads in the US are. To put your driving experience into context, here are some of the most difficult and dangerous places to drive in the world. Thailand Many tourists head over to Thailand […]

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In a time when the impact of carbon pollution is becoming more and more obvious the ecological consequences of what we drive are growing in importance to most drivers.    An increasing number of drivers are looking to buy a car that couples performance with low carbon emissions and, while there are some very effective […]

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In a disturbing new rash of ghost car insurance scams, young drivers are being increasingly targeted by criminals selling fake car insurance. The scams are targeted at young drivers through social media. Action Fraud, a fraud and cybercrime reporting center, has released reports showing that between November 2014 and October 2017 over 850 people have […]

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The rate of car financing has skyrocketed in recent years, with the value of loans used to make vehicle purchases doubled between 2011 and 2016.  Finance deals are now used in around eight in every ten sales of both new and used cars. In this article, we’ll be looking at the causes behind this boom […]

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One of the most important parts of any learner driver’s automotive education is learning about vehicle stopping distances. Following other cars too closely, an act also known as tailgating is one of the biggest causes of automotive accidents in the US and doing it during your test will certainly result in you failing.   To […]

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It is entirely normal to be nervous when you turn up for your test, but the best way to combat those nerves is to be as prepared as possible. With that in mind, here are our top five driving tips that could very well help you pass your driving test on your first attempt. Turn […]

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In 2018, the number of professional driving schools in Japan dropped below 1200, meaning that there are now less than 15,000 qualified driving instructors in the country of 128 million people, and those numbers are continuing to drop. By comparison, the United Kingdom, with a population of 70 million, has around 47,000 approved driving instructors […]

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Before setting off on a trip on any length, your first priority should be to ensure that your vehicle is in a fit state to drive and that you are making your safety, and the safety of those around you, your top priority. To help you make sure your car is in the best possible […]

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