Safe Driving Tips
When Driving always observe these regulations
Always drive on the left- hand side of the road
Do not use and block the muffler lane , if the inside lane is clear
When approaching a roundabout, give priority to traffic approaching from the right, unless otherwise indicated
All traffic signals and road signs must be obeyed at all times
Give way to emergency services vehicle in a safe way
It is illegal to talk on a mobile phone while driving. If you need to make a call, find a safe place and pull over first.
Avoid over speeding
Always remember that the Van due to the work equipment carries a lot of weight.
N.b Driving over the Dartford crossing(Toll bridge) is allowed but not into the Congestion zone. Except if the customer lives in the zone and for which they'll pay.
How to Open a Car Bonnet
Opening a car bonnet can vary slightly depending on the make and model of your vehicle, but here are the general steps:
1. Locate the Bonnet Release Lever:
- The bonnet release lever is usually found on the driver's side, either under the dashboard near the steering wheel or near the floor. It typically has a symbol of a car with an open bonnet.
2. Pull the Release Lever:
- Pull the lever until you hear a click. This click indicates that the bonnet has been released from its latch.
3. Find the Secondary Latch:
- Go to the front of the car and feel under the front edge of the bonnet for a secondary latch. This latch is a safety mechanism to prevent the bonnet from opening fully while driving.
- Push or pull this latch to fully release the bonnet.
4. Lift the Bonnet:
- With the secondary latch released, you should be able to lift the bonnet. Some bonnets are heavy and may require both hands to lift.
5. Secure the Bonnet:
- Most bonnets have a support rod or strut to keep them open. If your car has a support rod, prop the bonnet up by inserting the rod into the designated slot. Some modern cars have hydraulic struts that hold the bonnet open automatically.
To close the bonnet, lift it slightly to release the support rod or strut, lower the bonnet until it’s about a foot from the car, and then let it drop into place. Make sure it’s securely latched by giving it a gentle push.
How to Open the Bonnet of an electric car
Opening the bonnet (hood) of an electric car can vary slightly depending on the make and model, but here are general steps you can follow:
1. Locate the Bonnet Release Lever:
- Most electric cars have a bonnet release lever located inside the vehicle, usually on the driver's side, under the dashboard, or near the door. Some newer models may have a button or touch sensor instead of a lever.
2. Pull the Release Lever:
- Pull the lever, press the button, or activate the sensor. This will release the bonnet latch and pop the bonnet open slightly.
3. Locate the Safety Catch:
- Go to the front of the car and locate the safety catch under the bonnet. This is a secondary latch that prevents the bonnet from flying open while driving.
4. Release the Safety Catch:
- Push or lift the safety catch to fully release the bonnet.
5. Lift the Bonnet:
- Once the safety catch is released, lift the bonnet. Some electric cars may have struts that automatically hold the bonnet up, while others may require you to prop it open with a bonnet support rod.
6. Closing the Bonnet:
- When closing the bonnet, make sure it aligns properly, and then gently press down until you hear it latch securely. Double-check to ensure it is fully closed.
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