Planning a journey in advance is the key to having a nightmare-free drive. So if you’re going on a Halloween mini-break, follow these steps from National Highways to make sure you have a safe T.R.I.P:
Top-up your broomstick
Ensure your car or bike’s fuel tank or battery is full before hitting the road. Running out of fuel in the middle of nowhere can be a real nightmare!
In line with a Met Office amber warning for strong winds in Northern Ireland and Western Scotland, IAM RoadSmart has issued a travel warning:
IAM RoadSmart Director of Policy and Standards Nicholas Lyes said: "Storm Ashley is the first named storm of the season and driving in exposed areas will be extremely difficult with the Met Office forecasting wind gusts of 70-80mph. People living in areas
Following the issue of an amber weather warning from the Met Office for heavy rain for parts of central and southern England, as well as flood warnings, IAM RoadSmart has issued a motoring advisory for those needing to head out on the roads:
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