Motorists stopped for minor traffic infringements may be eligible for a new driver retraining course under a pilot scheme launched by police in the West Midlands, West Mercia and South Yorkshire.
The pilot scheme has been launched with help from the TTC Group. The 2¼ hour course, with a driving instructor, is offered to offenders instead of receiving a fine or points on their licence.
Alan Prosser, manager of the National Driver Offender Retraining Schemes for the TTC Group, said: “It is aimed at people who come to the attention of police when their driving falls below what is normally expected of a competent driver.
“It is aimed at minor offences for people who have unintentionally broken the rules of the road and not had a collision. Everyone makes mistakes through lack of concentration or some people have simply forgotten parts of the Highway Code.”
For more information contact Elaine Adams PR on 01952 505026.
I sincerely hope the instructors employed to retrain these miscreants are none of the following whom I witnessed ‘in action’ this past week:
1. ADI drinking hot coffee/tea as his learner zoomed through a busy traffic light controlled junction. Heaven knows what would have happened had the car sustained tyre blow out.
2. ADI driving himself along A46 and puffing away on a fag, which is illegal in his work vehicle.
3. ADI supervising a learner without being in a position to take control instantly should imminent danger occur – his left arm was dangling to the ground, vertically, outside his window.
And these people ””teach””???? others to drive!!!!!!!!!!
TotallyFedUpProfessionalADI
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