Driver’s Survival Handbook ... is it any good?
Driver’s Survival Handbook ... is it any good?
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cheekymonkey

Original Poster:

1,139 posts

255 months

Monday 21st January 2008
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Anyone bought the Driver’s Survival Handbook as found here http://www.drivershandbook.co.uk/

Just wondering if it really is any use?

Ta

oldsoak

5,618 posts

233 months

Monday 21st January 2008
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cheekymonkey said:
Anyone bought the Driver’s Survival Handbook as found here http://www.drivershandbook.co.uk/

Just wondering if it really is any use?

Ta
Stump up the £19.95 and let us all know?wink

goskins17

54 posts

241 months

Monday 21st January 2008
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It states not to break the law........

qooqiiu

753 posts

228 months

Monday 21st January 2008
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Save your money!

It`s just common sense.

(( When stopped by the police dont throw a hissy fit and say your being persecuted, just be nice and yes yes sir. That kind of thing.))

SAVE YOUR MONEY>

catso

16,542 posts

298 months

Monday 21st January 2008
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qooqiiu said:
Save your money!

It`s just common sense.

(( When stopped by the police dont throw a hissy fit and say your being persecuted, just be nice and yes yes sir. That kind of thing.))

SAVE YOUR MONEY>
What he said, most of the info could be found on this site (and others) the rest is common sense But I suppose there's a market for it somewhere?

There is a publication called 'save your driving licence' which was more or less the same thing. I downloaded it some time ago but it's nothing revolutionary.

beer

505diff

511 posts

274 months

Monday 21st January 2008
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I've had this few years now, leant it to someone and lost it. all the information is on this site so nothing new, also you will get loads and I mean loads of junk mail, I opted out of having my details passed to other companies but had about 7-8 items of junk a week for about two years afterwards. I know it was from them because of a error in the address which they made when taking my details. Avoid unless your burning paper to keep warm this winter or sell paper for recycling!

DucatiGary

7,765 posts

256 months

Monday 21st January 2008
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qooqiiu said:
(( When stopped by the police dont throw a hissy fit and say your being persecuted, just be nice and yes yes sir. That kind of thing.))
depends what your driving, plenty on here will tell you the same from experience wink

jondude

2,441 posts

248 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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The internet is too big to allow this man the niche he pretends to have. If his book had golden nuggets, they would have been leaked by now.

bryan35

1,906 posts

272 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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i've got one if you want it

utter rubbish.

bryan35

1,906 posts

272 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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for instance,

speeding carries a 40 quid fine plus 3 points, but you can get off it by not signing the NIP.

good stuff.

EU_Foreigner

2,838 posts

257 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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An updated edition would state that you must learn Polish which would be a sure thing to get you off tickets smile

cheekymonkey

Original Poster:

1,139 posts

255 months

Tuesday 22nd January 2008
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cool thanks for feedback, i agree that with so much on the web & particularly with forums such as this there is so much helpful information out there about how to go about dealing with queries that there isn't really a requirement to buy a book which is probably now out of date with any rules & regs changes etc.

I'll save my pennies smile