Driving In And Around Roxburghshire

Before you drive a car make sure you do some checks on the state of the car to ensure your safety and other road users safety

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Accidents are preventable and the state of the vehicle can sometimes create accidents. One thing to check is the tyre pressure of the vehicle. Take the vehicle to your local garage and check that all the tyres have the correct tyre pressure.

To gauge how much pressure check your owners handbook.If you have not got a handbook then most garages will have a pressure chart next to the air pump.

Next check that your screen-wash and oil levels are correct. Low screen-wash levels are dangerous as we need to ensure that the screen is clean for visibility at all times. Winter creates spray on the roads so screen wash will be used more frequently.

Oil levels should also be checked regularly as if your levels go too low then numerous things can go wrong with the engine and a worse case scenario the engine will cease meaning a new engine will be needed.

Roxburghshire or as it is usually named the County of Roxburgh is a fairly small county located on the southern border of Scotland. The River Teviot winds its way lazily through Roxburghshire and its hidden valleys and glens are a delight to discover, explore this area in the privacy and comfort of your own vehicle.

Roxburghshire remains largely undiscovered by the tourist crowds, which is a shame as it has much to offer the visitor. The small town of Abbotsford is quite charming, being the home of the famous novelist Walter Scott who authored such classics as Ivanhoe and The Lady of the Lake.

For a glimpse into the past of Roxburghshire then make sure you take the time out to visit the Liddesdale Heritage Centre Museum, within this site can be viewed a wide range of artefacts from around the area of Roxburghshire, documenting its past quite succinctly.

The primary town in Roxburgshire is Jed Burgh and offers a real glimpse into the local way of life, this lazy backwater seems to have gone unchanged over the decades, a charming town and a great place to spend some time.

Fishing makes up a large part of both the local industry and the local pastime, with Scottish kippers being something of a local delicacy and the trout streams offering the very best in game fishing, take your fishing gear for a relaxing time next to the river.

If you need driving lessons then just search on-line for driving schools and driving instructors.

by: kieran cassidy

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