Notes for driving license MOT test certificate every 3 years.

years. Normally valid one year after the date it was issued. Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN) last for 12 months Normal distance between vehicles 2 seconds (4 seconds when wet) Place warning triangle at least 45 metres behind your vehicle. (NOT on a motorway) Zig zag lines mean parking is illegal here Found on a vehicle registration document: o Registered keeper o Make of the vehicle o Engine size MUST have a tread depth of at least 1.6 mm across the central threequarters of the breadth of the tread and around the entire circumference. Cover Note Valid Insurance Tax Disc MOT Certificate

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First Aid: Danger Response Airway (Remove anything & tilt head backwards) Breathing/curculation (Checked up to 10 seconds) Compressions (100 per minute/4-5 cm) Cool burns for at least 10 minutes Penalties 5000 for driving without insurance Lights: Amber flashing light is a disabled persons vehicle Green flashing light is a doctor on a emergency call The emergency telephone will ask you: Number of the telephone you are using Details of yourself and vehicle Whether you belong to a motoring organization Hard shoulder=emergency lane in a highway Emergency phones in motorways are linked to both the police and in some cases the Highway Agency Control Centre. Red: between carriage and hard shoulder Green: between carriage and slip road

White: between carriage and carriage Amber: between central reservation and carriage on the right hand Max 60mph: on a single carriageway road Max 70mph: on a dual carriageway/motorwar Max 50/60mph: when towing a trailer Max 8mph: Powered Vehicles When visibility is difficult: Use dipped headlights Use rear fog lights (visibility less than 100 metres) Signs: Circular give orders: o Blue: instructions o Red: what you must not do (max speeds. When national limits dont apply) Triangular give warnings Rectangular give information Road markings: Middle of the road: o Short broken white lines to divide lanes o Long broken white lines indicating possible hazard ahead o Double white lines with solid white side road line o White diagonal stripes or chevrons to separate lanes Side of the road: o White line shows carriageway edge o Yellow line show waiting/stopping restrictions o Zigzag lines show no stopping/parking at anytime. On/Across the road: o Broken lines mean give way to traffic o Solid lines means stop o Various markings warn of hazard. Traffic Lights: Red:stop Red/amber:stop and wait Green:Go Amber: stop unless crossed the stop line (or hazard warning on motorwars) Car wheels at 1.6mm

Blue Flashing Beacon: Costguard, mountain rescue, bomb disposal, blood transfusion, police patrol Green Flashing Beacon: Doctors Car Driving at 70 rather than 50 uses more than 30% % of all emissions that road transport accounts for is 20%