The AA warns 'no guarantee' over speed limit 'myth'

dailyrecord.co.uk:

Motorists are often bombarded with advice on how to stay safe on the roads, but not all of it is accurate. In fact, some common misconceptions can lead to unsafe driving habits or even legal trouble.From speed limits to sipping alcohol-free beer behind the wheel, it's high time we separated fact from fiction.

That's where experts at The AA come in, debunking 10 prevalent driving myths and providing valuable information to help drivers stay safe and informed on the road.It's a myth that you can legally drive 10% over the speed limit.

While some police may allow for speedometer inaccuracies, enforcement varies.The National Police Chief's Council suggests ticketing only when exceeding the limit by 10% plus 2mph (e.

g driving 35 mph on a road with a 30 mph limit), but this isn't guaranteed. Best advice: stick to the limit.It's legal to drink alcohol as a passenger, but not always advisable.