The Highway Code has a little known rule that says drivers should reverse onto their driveway
Motorists have been cautioned that they must reverse into their driveways due to a lesser-known rule in the Highway Code.
The website suggests that car owners should reverse into their driveways when their home is on the left as they approach. It emphasises that exiting forwards is the safest method, warning of potential blind spots that could pose risks during manoeuvres. Reversing in allows for better visibility of pedestrians and cyclists on the footpath.Driverknowledgetests.
This warning comes in light of the October Budget from Labour, which introduces new changes for drivers, including a freeze in fuel duty. Drivers can be given penalty points on their licence for violating the Highway Code.
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