Unexpected severe weather conditions often mean that drivers are not prepared for the worst. Being ready for winter motoring conditions, even when the day feels comfortably warm, will allow for safer and more confident driving. In this booklet you’ll find guidance and useful hints about coping with snow, ice, fog, heavy rain and hail, and provides a quick check-list to ensure your vehicle is properly prepared as well as a journey-planning guide.

Produced in conjunction with the Campaign For Courtesy this leaflet explains why adopting a courteous approach to driving will not only make journeys less stressful but also make them safer. It includes the 10 point courtesy code for driving.

As fuel prices rise and commuter congestion increases, more and more people are discovering the enjoyment of pedal power. This leaflet contains important information on cycling and the law as well as useful advice on how to reduce the risks you face as a vulnerable road user. There are sections on bicycle maintenance, carrying infants, family cycling and the use of helmets and high visibility clothing. 

Driving on the mainland of Europe for business or pleasure is commonplace and straightforward for many UK drivers. The variations in rules and regulations between each of the European countries have been gradually reducing over recent years. This booklet contains some of the basic facts and requirements regarding driving in mainland Europe including journey and route planning, right-side driving, documentation requirements and breakdown advice.

Simple tips to make all the difference, classy pictures and a handy-size lay-out to fit into most riders' jacket pockets. 

A guide to personal safety for drivers produced in consultation with The Suzy Lamplugh Trust. Personal Safety on the Road covers the most commonly feared crises such as road rage, breaking down in a vulnerable situation and coping after an accident, to more mundane, but potentially escalating situations such as the occupant of a car attempting to intimidate another driver.

People often feel the need to review their driving when they undergo a sudden change in their lifestyle or personal circumstances ... the birth of a new child can often make parents or grandparents look at their responsibilites behind the wheel in a different light. The 'Experienced Driver Assessment' is a low-cost way for people who have been driving for some time to find out whether their driving skills are up to scratch. The scheme has been specially designed by RoSPA and GEM. (This application form is only avaliable as a single item and cannot be provided in bulk supplies).

This simple quiz sheet tests your knowledge of 20 road signs.

Do you have the reactions of Michael Schumacher or a sloth on its day off? The 'Reaction Timer Card' is a fun item which measures reaction time for a simple task. Teams of two players can use card to indicate how fast their partner's reaction is. It will make you stop and think about your driving skills and is designed to promote awareness of stopping distances and explains the '2 second rule' an ideal 'ice breaker' for driving instructors, clubs, pub quiz nights etc.

The first time most people think about what to do in a skid is when they're in one! ... It has been estimated that skidding is a major factor in more than 30,000 injury accidents each year. In wet, snow, or icy road conditions, official figures show that 69 percent of accidents were due to skidding. 'A driver's guide to skid control' contains basic information about why skids can happen, what measures you can take to avoid them, how to recognise them, and how to correct them.