Was taught to drive by my father who had passed the driving Examiner's test, (not unlike the PSV that i took and passed from his account )
Having had to drive professionally as part of my job, have rarely been worried, but with increasing years have to admit to being a little less confident (I didn't wear glasses all those years ago)
If driving at night is a concern, have the headlamp alignment checked and if needed, rest.
Just had our cars MOT'd. have never been impressed by the lights. NO wonder!, Set at or below the minimum.
Had them raised to the maximum permissible.
Used them tonight for the first time. A vast improvement.
Tips
Obey the 2 second rule, and look well ahead. In this way for a lot of the time you can control speed by just shutting the throttle rather than dabbing the brakes. It should allow you to stop in an emergency before hitting the vehicle in front!
Keep a good mirror watch, so that you are aware of what is going on around you.
Watch other drivers and you will many who do none of these things! Example, 6 cars collided in Lane 3 of M6, but in the space for 5. No.3 was on the roof of No 4!
Competent driving saves lives, fuel and time
Parents-in-Law. What do/did you call them?
Well Labour’s “patriotism” didn’t last very long, did it? 🇬🇧