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Remember that group of riders of vintage machines we had to follow for about 15 miles through the Elan valley some years ago ...

Hehe - I followed a m/c on Thursday afternoon on the twisty roads of North Worcestershire for a while. He had a pillion, so this may have been the cause of the eventual outcome. He was doing very nicely, and I followed at a respectable distance, but keeping up everywhere. Eventually he pulled over a...

Ah, so for car drivers, the best roads would be any not mentioned on that site then - I find it very tedious having to be side-stepping motorcyclists coming towards me with their head and half their bodies on my side of the white line on left handers ... not to mention having to be constantly alert ...

Despite all the discussion on here (which I deliberately didn't read, although I should have been more cautious) I managed to get the seatbelt one wrong by reading the answers too fast. Ho hum. Got 9/10. Must try harder

I find it interesting and almost beyond belief that in a country of just over 8 million people, say 4 million drivers, "over 80,000 people a year" are taking some kind of advanced driving coaching. The UK had in 2009 about 36M registered licence holders, and I'd be amazed if there were mor...

No, sorry, you can't. To do that would mean we would have to provide storage for your files, which is not something on the radar just now. There are umpteen free photo album storage solutions on the web, PhotoBucket, Flickr, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox to name only a few. All of these will allow...

I'm surprised it's as low as 23%. Unless cars are continually mounting the pavements, pedestrian vs. car accidents generally involve pedestrians in the road, and I'm surprised that 77% of the time cars are hitting them if they're in a legitimate place with priority over the car.

Go Mrs Kraemer!

YouTube is done. Others could be added, but let's wait and see what the demand is, shall we?