Safest drivers pass second time

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Passing your driving test second time is more likely to make you a better driver, according to a survey by Continental Tyres.


The nationwide study of 17 to 65 year old motorists showed that those who pass on their second attempt have fewer points on their licence and are less likely to suffer road rage or be stopped by the police.


Drivers who needed three or more attempts at passing their driving test were shown to have the worst record behind the wheel, with more reporting having run red lights, had their car clamped and hit stationary objects while trying to park.

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