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The Highway Code: Bedtime Story Edition
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Rain, fog and calm minds | Chapter 10: Driving in adverse weather conditions
Rain, fog, snow and ice – all covered without raising your heart rate. Learn how to adjust speed, stopping distances and expectations when the weather turns against you.
Park, pause, and breathe | Chapter 11: Waiting and parking
Yellow lines, loading bays and parking fines, explained calmly and clearly. Possibly the most relaxing explanation of parking rules you’ll ever hear.
Drift into the fast lane | Chapter 12: Motorways
Slip roads, lane discipline and smart motorways, delivered in a voice designed to soothe rather than stress. Ideal for anyone who finds motorway rules overwhelming by day.
When things go wrong | Chapter 13: Breakdowns and incidents
What to do when things go wrong on the road – safely, legally and here to accompany your bedtime routine. This chapter covers breakdowns, warning triangles and emergency procedures, without panic.
Cones, crossings and calm | Chapter 14: Road works, level crossings and tramways
Temporary signs, cones, crossings and trams all get their moment. A slow, steady explanation of how to navigate disrupted roads without disruption to your sleep.
Just when you thought we were done with cycling | Chapter 15: Additional information for cyclists
More detail on cycling safely, including equipment, positioning and responsibilities. A yawn-inducing top-up for anyone on two wheels, or sharing space with them.
The consequences chapter | Chapter 16: Penalties
Fines, points and disqualifications, delivered without judgement and at bedtime volume. A reminder that rules matter – even when they’re boring.
Locks, lights and lullabies | Chapter 17: Vehicle maintenance, safety and security
Lights, tyres, seatbelts and keeping your vehicle roadworthy. This chapter reinforces the quiet habits that keep you safe before you even turn the key.
Hopefully never needed | Chapter 18: First aid on road
What to do if you’re first on the scene of an accident. Clear, simple guidance on helping others while protecting yourself – softly spoken, but seriously important.
One last yawn | Appendix
Vicki Butler-Henderson wraps up your bedtime journey through the Highway Code. A final nudge on road safety, reflection, and drifting off with a slightly wiser brain.
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