Index Automotive Cars Results 1 - 10 of 745 The Irish Driving Scene.An Instructors Perspective. Author : Robin Piggott The Irish Driving Scene.An Instructors Perspective The Driving Environment Today’s motoring environment is very different to that of thirty or even fifteen years ago for a number of key reasons and we will examine these to get an idea of the kind of skills needed to survive in today’s world and stay accident free. For the first time in over one hundred and fifty years our population has exceeded 4 million and continues to increase steadi... | Read more... The Lead up to the Irish Driving Test. Author : Robin Piggott First of all let us say categorically, that passing the Driving Test is only the beginning of your driving career irrespective of how well you do on the day of the exam. It is going to take the average novice driver maybe three years of constant, regular driving, before he or she can then say “I am now becoming an experienced driver. Please notice the emphasis on the word “becoming”. Arrival on the Experienced Driver Podium will take much longer.... | Read more... Non Nationals Driving in Ireland Author : Robin Piggott It is extremely important for all non – national Drivers or all those who are contemplating taking up Driving in Ireland for the first time to acquaint themselves with all the regulations before starting off! Ireland, as a member of the European Union, has strict standards which are evolving continuously and ignorance of the rules, regulations, and legislation is no excuse in breaking the Law! It is worth pointing out that because of many insuran... | Read more... Irish Driving Tales from the Dark side- The Diary of a Driving Instructor. Author : Robin Piggott An alternative title for this article could be “Don’t Think buying a new car will solve all your ills because it won’t! Fast rewind to a balmy summer’s day in 1997 and our intrepid Instructor is seen to approach his chosen Automobile supplier cheque book at the ready. A really exciting time, buying a new car for cash for the first (and probably last) time in his life, so you would think. Think again, the storm clouds are brewing (Actually I thi... | Read more... Are You Tyred-Out? or just Plain Lazy! Author : Robin Piggott Tyres and How to look after them by the Tyre Pressure Professor. Tyres are the one aspect of a Car that are often overlooked until disaster strikes and in this article we are going to examine all the aspects of tyre care and maintenance so that you will stay safe and arrive alive. 1. Tyres wear out… Just like any other component in a car, only more so. You need to keep a constant eye on your tyres since they are the one thing that... | Read more... 10 Good Reasons for taking Driving Lessons. A guide for the Irish Learner Driver. Author : Robin Piggott In a driving context, most of the decisions that you take and the techniques that you employ, will have both an economic and a safety impact. The decision to take driving lessons is really a simple one but one that will have far reaching consequences well into the future. Most, if not all, poor or dangerous habits in today’s drivers stem from the lack of professional tuition at the outset. In this second in a series of articles designed to assist... | Read more... Ten Tips on Choosing Your Irish Driving Instructor. Author : Robin Piggott First of all let’s examine why you would need a Driving Instructor in order to learn how to drive. Sure everyone needs a teacher, advisor or instructor, don’t they, when facing up to a new challenge? Or do they? Which comes first, the Chicken or the Egg? Would you go out and Order an expensive Steinway Piano, never having played a note? Would you go to your local swimming pool and jump in the deep end if you had never been in the water... | Read more... Show Me – Tell Me: The New Technical Checks of the Irish Driving Test. Author : Robin Piggott The latest round of changes to the Irish Driving Test were implemented on, Feb.14th 2005, as part of a chain of E.U.Directives. Test Candidates are now required to have a basic level of mechanical knowledge, which any good professional School of Motoring would have been teaching from day one in any event. The car of today is a very different beast compared with its grandparents and any driver, young or old, should have a range of skills t... | Read more... First Steps for the Irish Learner Driver. Author : Robin Piggott The main priority for today’s Learner Driver should not be passing the Driving Test but embracing the philosophy of skills for life initially. Surely passing the Driving Test is the main objective? Not So! Your main objective should be to acquire the necessary skills that will keep you, your passengers and all other road users safe. This makes sense, but is not taken on board by a very large proportion of Irish learner Drivers, with the r... | Read more... How To Purchase A Used Car Author : Tim Henry Buying a used car is a bit trickier than buying a new car although you can follow most of the same guidelines for both. First, know what car you have in mind. Research the car. There is a wealth of information online. Check the car manufacturers web site, consumer reports and the edmunds.com. web site. Know the approximate value of the car before you head out to the dealer. Go to your bank or to your credit union before you go shopping and see... | Read more... << Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>     [ Back ] Top AlphaContent 2.5.4 © 216 - visualclinic.fr

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