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NNational Driver Improvement Scheme (NDIS)

Description: The National Driver Improvement Scheme is available throughout England, Scotland and Wales and run by Local ... more

NNational Driver Improvement Scheme (NDIS) ... Authorities or Private Companies who act as service providers to their prospective Police Authority. When a person is involved in a Road Traffic Incident and evidence is collated by the Police which indicates that they have been ‘Driving Without Due Care and Attention or Reasonable Consideration to Other Road Users’ contrary to Section 3 of the Road Traffic Act, 1988. The person/s involved are given an option to either have the incident referred to the Crown Prosecution Service where they may receive a fine and penalty points on their driving licence, or an opportunity to attend a National Driver Improvement Course.

Newest Review: ... company insurance policies for the previous 8 years. I was driving around 25000 miles a year and considered myself pretty good and pretty safe. However, in one moment of not concentrating fully, I failed to spot a hazard and wrote off £25k worth of BMW and learned the hard way that all those expensive safety devices really do work. Pre-course Nerves *************** I was nervous about the ... more

... course – I had dealt with the accident by telling anyone and everyone that it was completely my fault and I wasn’t going to pretend otherwise. I think that’s probably an important step in getting over something so traumatic – like having to admit you are ...more

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NNational Driver Improvement Scheme (NDIS): One and half days to change - and possibly extend - your lif ... (2490 words)
by - written on 22/06/07 (Very useful, 185 readings)
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A Day to Remember **************** There’s a day that’s probably going to be imprinted on my mind for many years to come. On December 8th 2005 I was driving to meet a colleague at his home to then set off and follow him to a customer. It was about 9.30am, I wasn’t tired, I hadn’t been drinking but I’ll admit I didn’t know where I was going. My slightly dodgy Sat Nav was having a huffy morning and had stopped talking to me, causing me to miss the turn-off and sending me on a detour down some farm tracks. My phone rang and I picked up the call on my bluetooth headset. As I prepared to rejoin the main road the sun was low and shining off a wet road surface. The ... Read the complete review

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