Twenty's Plenty, road traffic sign to discourage speeding in a residential area, to speed up, go faster, The Highway Code, set of laws for road users (drivers) to obey, theory, a compulsory written test taken before you are allowed to take your actual driving test, dual controls, a driving instructor's car has these to enable the instructor to control the vehicle in an emergency situation, simulated, staged conditions to practise for the real thing, driving lessons, taken before a driving test to ensure the new driver is prepared for driving, reflexes, automatic responses to stimuli. Car drivers need to have fast reflexes to respond to situations, a minor offence, breaking the law in a non-serious way, e.g. minor speeding, not wearing a seat belt, using a mobile phone whilst driving, to lose your licence, punishment for serious driving offences, such as drinking and driving, points (to be given points), a penalty system in the UK whereby traffic offences get points put on your licence. If you get 12, you lose your licence for a period of time., (to have) a clean licence, to have no recorded penalty points on your driving licence, to be banned (from driving), to lose your licence, to be banned for life, to lose your driving licence for good ( for ever). Only in exceptional circumstances - if you've killed someone, have psychiatric problems, or a series of serious motoring offences, severity (noun), describes the seriousness of something, repercussions, implications of doing something wrong, loopholes, ambiguity, omissions or technicalities in the law which enable lawyers to avoid a restriction, (to be) caught on camera, if a surveillance video camera has recorded you, to pay a fine, an amount of money you must pay if you commit a driving offence, or certain other minor offences, MOT, An annual Ministry of Transport test to see if your vehicle is roadworthy ( safe to be driven on public roads), (to pay a) premium, insurance costs, insurance claims, If you need to ask the insurance company to pay out for an accident you have had, no claims bonus, drivers who have no claims on their insurance over 1 year pay less the following year, the national speed limit, 70, 60, 30, 20 mph maximum speed in signposted areas, sleeping policemen, speed bumps that slow traffic down in areas where driving slowly is important, speed awareness signs, SID (speed indicator device), SAM (speed activated message) SLR ( speed limit reminder), to be run down/over or to be knocked down/over, to be hit and injured or killed by a vehicle

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