Motorways in UK: M11 (London - Cambridge)

M11 is a motorway in England, running from northeast London to northwest of Cambridge. M11 became well-known in 1995, after the „M11 link road protest“ – a major anti-road protest opposing the construction of the M11 Link Road (A12 Hackney to M11 link road).

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In the world, there are two billion children, but only 15 to 20 percent of them are Christian children and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. So, Santa Claus has to bring presents to 400 million children. If we presume that there are 3 children in a house and that at least one of them is a good child, Santa has to bring presents, in one night, to 133 000 houses.

Teenagers Driving: Speeding

For teens, driving is a totally new experience. Actually, when you are 18 years old, quite everything is a new experience! And they use to enjoy new experiences, trying to have fun. 

So, if an old driver occasionally speeds, when he is in hurry, a teen driver speed not because he is in hurry, but because he wants to enjoy the moment and he don’t understand the dangers. 

Motorways in UK: M4 (London-South Wales)

M4 is one of the major motorways in United Kingdom, London to Bristol and on to South Wales. 

This southern east-west motorway passes through fourteen counties: Greater London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Monmouthshire, Newport, Cardiff, Vale of Glamorgan, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Bridgend, Neath Port Talbot, Swansea and Carmarthenshire.

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Without a car many people would find themselves seriously inconvenienced. Public transport is often unreliable and few people relish the idea of hanging around a train station late at night. Being on the road and independent is much more convenient, until something goes wrong. If the worst should happen and you are in the Bromley area you needn’t worry as help is at hand.

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Motorways in UK: M3 (London-Southampton)

M3 is the main motorway from London to the south coast, linking Sunbury-on-Thames to Southampton. M3 passes through two counties from the South-East: Surrey and Hampshire. Primary destinations are Staines, Bracknell, Basingstoke and Winchester.

The M3 cover a distance of 59 miles (95 kilometers). It starts at Sunbury-on-Thames, in Surrey, on the edge of South West London, as a continuation of A316.  

Motorways in UK: M1 – London-Leeds

Nicknamed „The Gateway to the North“, M1 motorway links London to Leeds. It was the first inter-urban motorway from the United Kingdom.

Simple Rules to Avoid Car Accidents

There a two simple, but very important things that any driver can do to avoid any type of car accident:

Harrow, the safest area for cars and drivers

Harrow's roads are 21 times safer than the streets from the City of London, according to the Department for Transport. 

According to statistics from the spring of 2013, Harrow's casualty rate is 17.99 per 10.000 residents, compared with 371.82 per 10.000 residents, in the City of London. 

Legal limits of blood alcohol concentration in UK and Europe

No matter where you drive and if you are home or in a foreign country, our best advise for you is: DO NOT DRIVE ANY VEHICLE IF YOU ARE DRINKING!

Seven Things You Should NOT Do After a Car Accident

For any driver, it is very important to know how to act, what to do after a car accident. It can be just as important to know what not to do. We offer you some basic advices. 

1. Do not leave the scene! This is a criminal act and it will be punished. You will be investigated and your run it is equivalent with admitting that you are at fault.
2. Don’t leave your car
   
   in the middle of the road! If this is possible, move it to the side of the road! In the middle, it can cause further accidents and will hold up traffic. If, for any reason, it isn’t safe to move it, you have to turn your hazard lights on to alert the other drivers.
3. Do not argue with the other driver, even if he is at fault! The situation is already complicated and tense and nobody needs unnecessary stress.
4. Do not move an injured person! Any inappropriate move could worsen injures. Especially in case of spine fractures or broken bones, a person must not be moved. 
5. Do not raise the head of an injured person. Actually, the head must be placed lower than the body.
6. If you are injured, do not refuse medical attention! There many injuries that, because of the shock, can not manifest any symptoms for hours after a car accident.
7. Do not sign any documents than the police report!

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How to facilitate breathing, after a car accident

After a car accident, one or more persons can have respiratory problems. So, it is very important to know how you can help them.

After the car accidents happen, you have to examine the airways of every person. Breathing can be checked by placing your fingers in front of the nostrils.

Elementary first aid measures after a car accident. London

Every vehicle must be equipped with a first aid emergency kit, but also with a warning triangle, a reflective vest and a fire extinguisher. When a car accident occurs, you have to stop immediately on the left side of the road and to start the hazard warning flashes. After that you check if the passengers are injured and you call 999 or 112. Then, you have to put flags on the road, at a distance of at least 30 meters, informing the other drivers that an accident has occurred.

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Celebrity or Normal People, You Need a Car Recovery Service

Simple people, but also celebrities have difficulties with the traffic from London! 16 percent of all British car accidents happen in London. The great example is George Michael, with vehicle accidents in 2007, 2010 and, again, in 2013.

                                                               George Michael

In 2007, the English musician, singer and songwriter suffered an accident. Then, he was found slumped over the wheel of his vehicle near Hyde Park and was arrested on suspicion of possessing drugs. He pleaded guilty and received a driving ban.

Three years later, in 2010, he crashed his car into a photo shop and later pleaded guilty for driving under the influence of drugs.

In May 2013, George Michael was involved in an accident in northwestern London, quite similar to the 2007 one. His rep told the Associated Press that „ George Michael was a passenger in a vehicle involved in a traffic accident yesterday evening“, that „ no third party was involved“ and that he was treated in hospital for „ superficial cuts and bruises“.

The accident was quite strange: George Michael, who was a passenger in the car, suffered some head injuries after falling from the vehicle onto the road.

Even if you are not a celebrity, but you are involved in a car accident in London, the first thing you have to do is to verify if everyone is safe and to call the emergency services. 

Then, you can call a Car Recovery London service and they can help with many services: fix your car on the side of the road,  breakdown recovery and towing services.

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First car accident in Harrow, London

In Harrow, took place the first lethal car accident from Britain in 1899. There is even a roadside plaque that records the site of this road accident. The plaque was unveiled on February 1969 (70 years after the accident) and begins with a warning: „Take heed!“.

The victim of the first fatal vehicle accident from Great Britain was Edwin Sewell, a 31 year old engineer. His car, a 6HP Daimler, crashed into a wall after a rear wheel collapsed, following a rim breakage.

Nowadays, Harrow is also a borough with huge traffic, with hours after hours of slow traffic, long delays and closed roads. Driving in Harrow it is not an easy or a pleasant experience. Sometimes – like happened on 9 June 2013, the road is closed due to a Sikh march and rally, in a borough where 63% of the population is from Black and Minority Ethnic communities, with the largest group of Indian ethnicity.

Sometimes, in Harrow, the car is breaking down. When it happens to you, SDG car recovery Harrow can make your life easier.

SDG Car Recovery London has a team of qualified mechanics and drivers who believe that you really deserve to have a stress free service that you can rely on, wherever you are. Our breakdown car recovery Harrow mechanics will never moan if they have to work after hours, if you will need help with car at unsociable hours. Our friendly team offers you, also, good prices.

So, if you have a problem with your car in Harrow, you can call SDG Car Recovery London: 07442 661 900 or 07528 950 024.

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