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Driving in bad weather

Stay safe on the road even when the weather isn't at its best.

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Tombstoning

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What is tombstoning and why is it dangerous? Plus, read about coasteering.

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National Road Victim Month

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Are you a reckless driver or cyclist? Find out how to stay safe on the roads.

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5 Things u need2know

  1. Always keep mobile phones and valuables like jewellery out of sight. Put things like jewellery chains underneath your clothing.
  2. Keep your luggage close at hand at all times and in sight if possible. Do not have your name or address visible on any tags and never leave your luggage unattended.
  3. Carry a phone card, charge card or change for the phone.
  4. Different speed limits are set on different roads to keep you and others safe. Make sure you look out for the speed signs, or if unsure, stay on a slow and steady speed.
  5. If you're travelling abroad, visit the Government's Foreign and Commonwealth Office Travel Advice web site.

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