How’s your Dutch Reach?
30 September 2021
Among the highlights of the updated code is the inclusion of the Dutch Reach, the safety practice whereby drivers and passengers use the hand furthest from the door to exit
Keeping company car drivers safe wins IAM Euro award
20 October 2015
A MAJOR European road safety award has been won by the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) for its work to make company car driving safer. The accolade has come from
'Killer' trucks allowed off the leash, say campaigners
13 April 2015
Safe truckers? HGV speeds raised on minor roads; Yet government figures show trucks six-times more fatal than cars; Some driver groups welcome “less stress” move. ALLOWING heavy goods vehicles (HGVs)
Act now against ‘nightmare’ of driverless cars, says AA
16 March 2015
HUMAN driven cars competing for road space with robotic driverless vehicles is a nightmare in waiting, says the AA. This is the message from the motoring organisation in response to
Austerity cuts are killing more on UK roads
11 February 2015
AUSTERITY cuts have been blamed for the rise in numbers killed and seriously injured last year on UK roads. And road safety experts the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) have
Wet, wet, wet: driving advice in the rain
13 November 2014
KIRAN Devgun from the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) shares her advice with company car drivers travelling in the heavy rain. With more showers on their way road surfaces are expected
IAM says company car drivers are careless
14 May 2014
DRIVERS of company cars are 25% more likely to have a minor accident than drivers in their own vehicles according to a survey by the IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists).
IAM wants an end to ‘rip off’ motorway service prices
7 August 2013
THE Institute of Advances Motorists (IAM) has called for an end to extortionate motorway service station prices after research showed that basic items can cost four times as much as
Soaring parking charges hit small business growth
11 January 2013
Local authorities are hiking parking charges as a means of raising cash – and high street businesses are feeling the consequences.
102 – Winter driving
5 January 2009
Perhaps it was inevitable. UK plc wakes up to go back to work after the Christmas break – and it snows. Just another hazard for drivers on their way to
Danger time for daylight savings
30 November 1999
British summer time begins this Sunday, on 29 April.
The clocks move forward one hour and daylight savings begin.
Business car commuters, who have enjoyed the lighter mornings, will be
