Most people believe they are above average drivers, but statistics say otherwise. Numerous studies and statistical analyses have been published, and the following are the most risky drivers. People who can’t manage time People who fail to plan their time effectively…
A car crash sounds like a simple thing: one car hits another car, things get cleared away and then people get on with their lives. It couldn’t be further from the truth, though. In reality, vehicle crashes cost our economy…
When you buy yourself a car it’s either going to be new (i.e. never had an owner before) or used (had an owner before). But there are a few other definitions that you should understand which can help you determine…
If you buy a new car (or even just go and look at a new car in a dealership) you’ll never find one that has zero kilometers on the clock. The minimum will be around 4 and it will usually…
Diesel produces approximately 2.68kg of CO2 per litre, petrol produces approximately 2.31kg of CO2 per litre burned, and LPG about 1.51kg per litre. These numbers are fairly consistent across all vehicles. If your vehicle is passing a lot of unburned…
At traffic lights there is often a buried coil of wire just behind the give way line called an induction loop traffic detector that detects large metal objects immediately above, such as a car or truck. They are used to…
From 1 December 2016, P2 licence holders will no longer be permitted to use a mobile phone at all while driving or riding. These are the same restrictions as learner and P1 licence holders. Why are P2 drivers completely banned from…
