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Learner Plate on Rear of Red Car looking up towards sky. Wrexham Library open for browsing Wrexham Library is now open to browse, borrow and return books by appointment only. If you would like the opportunity to visit the library and choose your own books then please call the library on 01978 292090. The Order and Collect system will continue to operate for customers who do not wish to visit the library at the moment. The safety of our staff and customers is our priority and we are following ...

Can listening to music while driving really land you with a £5000 fine? Playing music while driving could land you a £5,000 fine, with over half of UK adults unaware of the little-known driving law. Two thirds (64%) of us always listen to music whilst out on the road, however new research from insurance experts, Carole Nash, has revealed that the majority of drivers don’t know the rules around playing music while driving. Under rule 148 of the Highway Code, playing loud music that i...

With the country slowly emerging from lockdown, practical driving tests are beginning to resume. Things are progressing at different paces in different parts of the UK but from 22 April, learners in England and Wales will be able to sit their tests, with those in Northern Ireland starting a day later and learners in Scotland due to follow on 6 May. However, there are predictions that learners may face delays of up to five months as the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) tries to work th...

Eight motoring laws drivers have probably broken without realising Everything from breaking into a car when you see a pet left in hot weather to the type of sunglasses you wear while behind the wheel The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now PlymouthLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivac...

Mistake when putting your dog in a car could cause serious injury As well as restraining your dog, there are other steps you need to take to protect them Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy...

Can listening to music while driving really land you with a £5000 fine? Playing music while driving could land you a £5,000 fine, with over half of UK adults unaware of the little-known driving law. Two thirds (64%) of us always listen to music while out on the road. However new research from insurance experts, Carole Nash, has revealed that the majority of drivers don’t know the rules around playing music while driving. Under rule 148 of the Highway Code, playing loud music that...

26 Apr 2021 An Uber driver in the United Kingdom reportedly drove into a canal and the passenger was still charged for the watery journey. After the accident received media attention, the Silicon Valley ridesharing giant later refunded the passenger who had to walk home from the accident scene through “not the nicest area.” The Manchester Evening Newsreports that a UK woman named Emma Lavelle has spoken out about her recent Uber trip in which the driver crashed into a canal in Salford, a t...

It is now time to consider how to counter Quebec’s evident appetite for the notwithstanding clause. Author of the article: Julius H. Grey  •  Special to Montreal Gazette Publishing date: Apr 26, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Perhaps the best way to curb misuse of the notwithstanding clause "would be for the Supreme Court to reverse its past ruling that a province may derogate from the charter at its absolute discretion and to set out principles of good fai...

Listening to music while driving could land you a £5,000 fine. (Canva) Playing music while driving could land you a £5,000 fine, with over half of UK adults unaware of the little-known driving law. Two thirds (64%) of us always listen to music whilst out on the road, however new research from insurance experts, Carole Nash, has revealed that the majority of drivers don’t know the rules around playing music while driving. Under rule 148 of the Highway Code, playing loud music that is...

New research reveals that the majority of drivers don’t know the rules around playing music while driving.