AA Driving School  |
Learning to drive can be a daunting experience so the AA work hard to make it as easy as possible. AA driving school has taught over a million people to drive and offers fully qualified driving instructors plus other benefits. |
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British Off Road Driving Association |
represents off-road driving operators. |
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British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association |
trade association for the vehicle daily rental, contract hire and fleet management industry where it represents more than 85% of the companies involved. |
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Car Magazine |
useful information on buying second hand cars, buying used cars and advice on car insurance and car finance. |
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DVLA |
primary aims are to facilitate road safety and general law enforcement by maintaining registers of drivers and vehicles; and to collect taxation - vehicle excise duty [VED].
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Institute of Advanced Motorists |
largest UK Road Safety Organisation with over 100,000 current fully paid-up members. Improve your driving / riding skills. |
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Jaguar Enthusiasts Club |
largest Jaguar Club in the world
serving over 19,000 members !
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Rider Support Services |
providing their members with a specialist service solely for motorcyclists, scooterists and moped riders. |
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Scoobycity |
East Anglia's Subaru Club |
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The Association of British Drivers |
voluntary and non-profit-making organisation, founded, funded, and run by its members. Our aim is to provide an active, responsible voice to lobby for the beleaguered British car driver. |
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