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You never truly finish learning how to drive. There’s a lot you’ll learn on the roads that a driving instructor can’t teach you. However, there are some little things you can do to make the transition from driving lessons to driving alone much easier. We’ve got 5 tips for new drivers that will help to boost your confidence and have a much smoother drive. Work out what your car can do You don’t want to try to work the windscreen wipers when you first drive in the rain. It’s worth sitting in your car before you take it out onto the roads to find out how it all works. Take a glance at the manual and play with the settings and controls of your car. This is the perfect time to make sure your seat is in the right position, the radio stations you’ll use are all programmed and your mirrors are facing where you need them to. Keep distractions to a minimum As you become more confident driving, you will find that less distracts you. However, you might want to be cautious when

Looking for something new to drive is exciting – there are all different makes, models and sizes just to begin with! Then you have your mod cons; a heated steering wheel, cup holders, Bluetooth. There’s so many options that it can become difficult to choose what you actually want. So here’s what you should be looking for to narrow down the choice. What are you using it for? The most important question is why are you actually getting a new vehicle? Consider what basic things you need from your vehicle to start narrowing down options. For a lot of us, we want a car for practical reasons. Think about how many people you need to be able to fit in the car and whether you need to use car seats for kids. The type of driving you do is also important – you will need a different vehicle for off-road driving than for city driving. Also, consider how much driving you do. If you drive long distances, a good fuel economy will be important. Have you got a budget? Most of us will hav

There’s a good chance that you are familiar driving your local roads. You may be familiar driving further afield, with knowledge of roads throughout the UK. However, are you familiar driving on roads outside of the UK? You may be surprised at how different this experience is. There are plenty of roads in the world that we think you should try and drive on in your lifetime, and we’re here to tell you why. Canary Islands These volcanic islands offer unique breath-taking scenery that you won’t get anywhere else. Advertising on the roads is banned, meaning you’ll get an uninterrupted view. Petrol is cheap, and there are plenty of villages to visit. Italy Italy is rich with history, full of little towns and narrow streets that may not be the easiest drive, but perfect for any history lover. The Amalfi coast will offer you a beautiful drive along the sea, as well as show you towns like Positano which are built almost vertically on the cliffs. Switzerland This might

Brexit is coming. We don't know when and we don't know how, and the only thing which is certain is the uncertainty. The impact of a no-deal Brexit could see the price of a new van rocket by an estimated 10% of its on-the-road (OTR) cost. Which means the knock-on effect of additional tariffs and manufacturing costs could cost you an extra £125* a month on your leasing contract. But here's the good news. When it comes to the price of your vehicle, there's nothing to worry about if you ACT NOW. Low Cost Vans have stocked up ahead of any potential changes. Which means you can guarantee a low-cost lease today if you secure delivery before the Brexit deadline date which, as things stand, is Friday, April 12. You can see our full range of in-stock Low Cost Vans here . What will change? It's worth stressing that these changes will ONLY apply if additional tariffs and costs come into effect, and until then we continue as normal. But if things were to happe

Long journeys can be a little bit boring, and can often set a negative tone for the day. Being prepared and having all bases covered will make the experience much more enjoyable and can feel like a part of your trip rather than the way to get to your trip. Before you leave, it might be worth getting your car serviced before any long journey to prevent a breakdown. Even a few simple checks will do the trick – oil, water and fuel levels as well as tyre pressure. Start of the journey the right way – comfortably. Ensuring that your seat and steering wheel are adjusted properly will make the drive much easier. A higher seat can give the illusion that you’re driving slower – lower your seat if you can to make sure you don’t speed. If you can hang your wrists over the top of the steering wheel, your seat is in a good position. Sit up with a straight back and consider popping a pillow behind you to improve your posture. Wear loose clothing like jogging bottoms and a t-shirt i