The highlight of the recent Member’s meeting was a talk given by Committee member Andrew Burnett about his experiences on the roads of India. The overall impression was that all rules are open to interpretation, or simply ignored most of the time. The picture which sticks in my mind is that of a family of five - Mum, Dad, 2 kids and presumably Grandma - riding a relatively small motorbike without a single helmet between them!
Navigating the Twilight Shift: Managing Wildlife Hazards on the Road
As advanced motorists, we train ourselves to anticipate human hazards—pedestrians at junctions, emerging vehicles, or distracted drivers. Ho...
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Courtesy of Hemel Today Motorists living in Scotland and driving within Scotland, should be aware of advisory rules, which in Scotland are...
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Howard Allen talks about his car, a classic Triumph Stag. Howard is A National Observer with the Group and Masters Driver. There is nothi...
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Visit to the Morgan Car Factory Mike Kent, Chairman On the 26th June, 18 assorted volunteers and members visited the Morgan factory in Mal...
