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CHIP RUN ALERT - ATTENTION ALL 2 WHEEL RIDERS
Chip runs are now fully in swing. Neil will be advising on the locations each week via normal channels. Open to all, if you want to come along on a Wednesday evening, just head to the BP petrol station at Westhill at 6pm.
Getting Involved
In 2023 we are looking to maximise the attendance of the AAM group at local events. We need volunteers to staff our Mobile Display Unit (MDU) and represent what we do. Have a look at the events page and if you can volunteer your time please get in contact at info@aberdeenadvancedmotorists.org.uk
You booze, you cruise, you lose: tips from IAM RoadSmart
Drunk motorists cause thousands of accidents on UK roads every year. Some 1,380 people were killed or seriously injured when at least one driver was over the limit. This represents a statistically significant rise from 1,310 in 2014. A lot of people may be surprised to learn that accidents occur the most over the summer period. This week’s tips give advi...
Using a Sat Nav: tips from IAM RoadSmart
Satellite navigation systems (sat navs) are a must have these days but many road users fail to use this travel companion in the correct or safe manner. In a recent simulator study looking at a variety of distractions, programming a sat nav had the biggest negative impact on driving standards. This week’s tips give advice on riding and driving with a sat ...
Driving with hay fever: tips from IAM RoadSmart
A sneeze or sniffle has a way of creeping up on you, especially when you least expect it. Hay fever seems to affect many of us. This week’s tips give advice on riding and driving with hay fever, from IAM RoadSmart’s head of driving and riding standards Richard Gladman.
Spring is in the air: tips from IAM RoadSmart
The clocks have gone forward and days are longer than nights for the next six months; it’s time to get your car hale, hearty and ‘beach body ready’ in preparation for the spring. This week’s tips give advice on getting your car ready for the warmer weather, from IAM RoadSmart’s head of driving and riding standards Richard Gladman.
