Advanced Driving Hub

Welcome. I spent much of that time in 2018 practising my commentary - radio always off and babbling away to myself, as well as any unfortunate passengers, on every journey. Have you thought about what or when you are saying? I know that sounds immediately weird but ... you might be saying the kinds ...

More than two years and still zero input from new members. That's unfair, the last post from a new member was less than a year ago. In some ways what helped previously were the frequent driving days, in which forum members could meet in small groups and practice driving together. There's been a goo...

It turns out I have limited imagination ...

I find if I stop to let a gap build up, then I've closed them down again in very short order. There's a risk, unless you have a great view behind while stopped, that another vehicle will come along and plonk themselves in between. Sometimes I repeatedly have let a gap build up and use it, (with the ...

I'd like to ask about 2 in that while you returned in the distance you could see to be clear - the second longer reaching shadow behind the van - it didn't seem you could see much beyond, so I'd be imagining a fast towards coming out from the other side of the van. I suppose a general question about...

The other 2 I'd argue that in the real world, rather than the theory of 3 stage vs momentum, that most overtakes are a hybrid of the two. When helping drivers to overtake, I work very hard on persuading them not to close as they're moving out, and only to make the decision when they're fully out, a...

No more advanced driving or riding in Surrey Hills, then, so will local groups disband?

I know it's not the news organisation making the comments in the article but some of those they relayed do make me wonder, however they've used a click-bait headline

driver overtakes FOUR cars in a row by driving the wrong way down the road

that fairly drips with false outrage.

Horse wrote:Limit point. [...] Isn't it actually 'see is clear and expect to remain so'?

Worth asking what the extra words give. I imagine driving through a town and seeing no road users for a goodly distance but, perhaps, people on footpaths who might step into the road without looking.