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Six bad driving habits that could land you a hefty fine By David G Scott  |  Updated: 20:50, 11 January 2021 Get the Courier and Groat sent to your inbox every week and swipe through an exact replica of the day's newspaper If you think you don't need to indicate when there are no other drivers on the road, think again. Just because there are no motorists around, doesn't mean you don't have to signal for pedestrians – and if you fail to do this you could face a fine of up to £2500. Alongside not indicating, many motorists are unaware that some of the bad driving habits they’v...

London is the UK's the most dangerous area for road users (Image: Express) Halfords have warned there is a maximum speed limit on many roads in the UK which can make it confusing for motorists. They say drivers should use the maximum speed limits as a rule of thumb and not stray too far away from this. This will ensure motorists do not break the law or put others at risk with their dangerous driving. Mr Smithson added: “It’s not uncommon for drivers to pick up bad habits on the road, even if they have been driving for years, however many are unaware that they could be illegal and dangerou...

FROM drivers who hog the middle lane to those who don’t indicate when making a turn, these bad habits are not only frustrating but also extremely…

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