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More than half of drivers would fail a resit of their highways theory test, a survey suggests.

Study into red flashing warning lights on breakdown and recovery vehicles concludes there is no evidence they result in any change in driver behaviour.

There is a clear need to identify older drivers at increased crash risk, without additional burden on the individual or licensing system. Brief off-road screening tools have been used to identify unsafe drivers and drivers at risk of losing their license. The aim of the current study was to evaluate and compare driver screening tools in predicting prospective self-reported crashes and incidents over 24 months in drivers aged 60 years and older. 525 drivers aged 63–96 years participated in the ...

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Rap music, coffee and noisy kids in the car IMPROVES reaction time behind the wheel and women are quicker to spot hazards than men, study shows An experiment was carried out on 100 motorists using the DVSAs Hazard Perception Test used in the driving theory test It was administered by UK-based behavioural science consultancy, CX Lab On average, women responded on average 690 milliseconds faster than men Impact of different music genres, caffeine and children were also measured