Advice to young drivers from the late Paul Smith of SafeSpeed
The late Paul Smith founded the SafeSpeed campaign in 2001 to highlight what he considered to be unsafe road policies, particularly with regard to speed cameras, set against a background of rising numbers of young novice drivers involved in serious crashes. Paul believed passionately that the wrong messages were being given out and that much more needed to be done both to educate drivers and give back responsibility to them. On December 10th 2007, just 3 days before his sudden and tragic death from heart failure, Paul wrote his advice to novice drivers, advice which is now addressed by the new BTEC qualification in Driving Science, which Care Motoring is accredited to deliver, and which I am sure would have been greeted enthusiastically by Paul. You can download a copy of this advice from Paul by following this link: safe-speeds-advice-to-young-drivers.doc
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