1.  
   Mala from Newcastle says:

   Jan 27, 11:35

   The highway code every year and hazard perception, definitely.
   
   The Green Cross Code and pedestrian safety also from a very early age.
   
   With regard to driving, that is what the DSA is for.
   
   I would, however, like to see a mandatory Pass Plus for anyone under the age of 22 and a engine C.C capping of all said drivers.
   
   Finally, because it isn't just the youths who are potentially dangerous to others, I would like to see a mandatory 5yr, theory and hazard perception test for all, whereby, if drivers' fail this, they can repeat it, but after this attempt, if they aren't up to speed with road rules, I would question their practical skills in a vehicle.
   
   It may encourage everyone to become less complacent with a piece of paper allowing them to get around quicker and easier and hopefully, safer all round, and should be deductable from car insurance premiums, since the risk is lessened.

   Should motoring safety be added to the national curriculum?

   Yes
2.  
   dan from birmingham says:

   Jan 13, 19:12

   hek ye

   Should motoring safety be added to the national curriculum?

   Yes
3.  
   max from g-ford says:

   Jan 8, 15:57

   hell yes

   Should motoring safety be added to the national curriculum?

   Yes
4.  
   EASAMAN from Reading says:

   Jan 1, 14:00

   speeds on road are the big cause of road accidents.from 17 to 24-year old.So new driver should only driver a 600cc car with a top speed of only 60mph.. not car that do 130mph.

   Should motoring safety be added to the national curriculum?

   Yes
5.  
   lisa from essex says:

   Dec 21, 14:27

   I've been saying this for years that it should be added to the school carriculum. It works in America.

   Should motoring safety be added to the national curriculum?

   Yes

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