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Driving With Dyspraxia: IAM Roadsmart
Drivers with conditions such as dyspraxia, which affects hand-eye coordination, short term memory and spatial awareness often travel not noticing their condition.
Road Users: Tips From IAM Roadsmart
We are all made up of different shapes and sizes, from old to young and within our unique make-up we each have a different set
iWatch will significantly impact driving pe...
iDistraction? Leading road safety charity the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) is warning drivers about the potential risks of using smart watches while driving. The
One in ten crashes sparked by distractions,...
IAM research also reveals 18% of distracted drivers who have had a near-miss have since had a crash
Driven to distraction: Concentration loss r...
Children, radios and mobiles are the top three distractions for UK drivers, research finds
One in ten drive on ‘autopilot’
Shocking 14% of drivers are often unable to recall any part of their car trip
Road accident deaths down 2%, stats show
Figures reveal 1,730 people were killed last year, compared to 1,761 in the year ending September 2012
Seven million drivers are over 65, figures ...
Chunky 19% of all UK motorists are now over 65; IAM urge government to respond to the 'significant policy issue'
Driver AVOIDS BAN – despite racking u...
Liverpool man still on the road despite amazing speeding haul
Young driver penalty point shame shows need...
Learning procedures slammed as DVLA figures show more than 40,000 young drivers have up to six points
