After 15 years operating flatbed tow trucks and heavy recovery vehicles in the UK, I’ve seen just about everything on our roads. Whether providing basic truck towing services or handling complex recoveries, each day brings new challenges. Here are some…
Automatic Emergency Braking or Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) represents one of the most significant advances in vehicle safety technology. Found in most modern automatic brake cars, these systems combine sophisticated sensors with intelligent braking controls to prevent collisions or reduce…
The ability to drive to school represents more than just convenience. For many students, it’s their first taste of independence and responsibility. According to Roadcraft, developing these early driving experiences on familiar routes helps build crucial confidence and real-world driving…
If you’ve been involved in a crash or other incident, there are steps to take, including gathering information and evidence. Before beginning any evidence collection, ensure you’re in a place of relative safety. You should first prevent further incidents by…
The UK’s transition to electric vehicles brings with it the need for transparent, accessible information about charging infrastructure. The Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018 established crucial requirements for charging point operators to share specific information with drivers, making the…
Anyone operating goods vehicles over 3,500 kg maximum gross weight for business purposes in Great Britain needs to hold an operator’s license, also known as an O-license. This system exists to maintain road safety standards and ensure fair competition in…
A Lane Departure Warning (LDW) system serves as an intelligent guardian of your road position, alerting you when your vehicle unintentionally drifts from its lane. Think of it as having a vigilant co-pilot whose sole job is to ensure you…