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Help for older drivers looking to understand changes to Highway Code

by Phil Creighton

Tuesday, March 1, 2022 7:47 am

in Featured, Reading

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Help for older drivers to understand the Highway Code will be available next week Picture: tookapic from Pixabay

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TWO online seminars will take place this month to help older drivers understand the changes to The Highway Code.

The sessions will focus on the recent updates which aim to make roads safer for cyclists and pedestrians.

There will be a range of speakers, and PC Liz Johnson, from Thames Valley Police’s Road Safety Team will be able to answer questions.

The sessions take place at 2pm on Thursday, March 10, and 7pm on Monday, March 14.

Places should be booked by logging on to: https://olderdriversforum.com/webinars/

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