While memorable performances in some films combine both acting and driving skills, the modern film industry often separates these roles for safety and specialisation. Most productions employ both skilled drivers for complex sequences and actors for close-up driving shots. However,…
Waste management encompasses more than just household rubbish; it includes complex systems for handling everything from food waste to end-of-life vehicles. As the UK moves towards greener practices, proper disposal of automotive components has become increasingly important. Vehicle Recycling and…
The transport of dangerous goods in the UK continues to be governed by ADR European regulations, with recent updates affecting both domestic and international operations. These changes to ADR transport regulations reflect evolving safety standards and technological advancements that all…
Picture your local high street. Imagine it transformed with convenient electric vehicle charging points integrated seamlessly into lamp posts, parking bays, and community hubs. This isn’t a distant dream—it’s becoming a reality as local authorities across the UK take charge…
Parade driving requires a specific set of skills for operating decorated vehicles, floats, and illuminated vehicles during ceremonial events, public processions, and festive parades. Whether you’re leading the parade or operating a parade float vehicle, maintaining precision and consistency while…
In Britain, you can begin your journey to becoming a driver at 15 years and 9 months old—this is when you can apply for your provisional driving license. However, you cannot start driving a car on public roads until you…
Noise pollution occurs when unwanted or excessive sound disrupts normal activities or diminishes quality of life. In the context of vehicles, it encompasses any unwanted sound produced by cars, motorcycles, trucks, and other motor vehicles that exceeds acceptable levels for…