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From us to you, Happy Holidays

Happy Independence day to all of us

HE'S RISEN, Ablessed Easter Sunday to you all

OVERTAKING (DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE.)

The main overtaking rule above all else is common sense. To only overtake if you are absolutely certain that the manoeuvre can be completed safely, and without causing risk or inconvenience to other road users. Before initiating the overtaking manoeuvre, ask yourself these questions:

Is it legal to overtake?
Assess whether it is legal to overtake by locating no overtaking signs or continuous/solid white lines.

Is it safe to overtake?
Ensure there are no bends in the road ahead or dips or hills and these will obscure oncoming traffic.

Left and right junction up ahead can be hazardous as vehicles may emerge into the overtaking lane.

Is it necessary to overtake?
First decide whether it is necessary to overtake. If the vehicle in front is traveling close to the speed limit, there will be little to gain from overtaking. Are there queues of traffic ahead or a dual carriageway that will render the overtaking manoeuvre pointless?

Assess also if it’s worth taking the risk as driving only a few kilometres per hour faster will often only result in a few minutes of time saved

Happy New Year To You All Drivers Enjoy Responsibly.

Playing music whilst driving esp long journeys can be relaxing, but don't forget also to listen to music from tires and engine☝️

Good news for motorcycle riders.

Be safe out there

Avoid using your phone while on the road. Your text can wait, But your safety can't.
Staying focused while driving

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Good driving DOESN'T happen by accident. A driver must practice all the proactive defensive skills.

Cover your brake pedal-
During all potentially hazardous situations, leave your accelerator pedal and cover your brake pedal with your right foot without applying pressure on it, in a such a way you will anticipate better the UNEXPECTED. You won't struggle much when braking is required.
Take note also that a new driver is likely to mistaken an accelerator for a brake.

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