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When driving a van it is important to remember the different dimensions of the vehicle being driven. More van driving advice and hire links for the United Kingdon.
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Van Hire UK
Driving Advice
When driving a van it is important to remember the different dimensions of the vehicle being driven. It is taller and longer than most average cars, for instance.
Vans are taller than cars, be aware of the height of the vehicle. Therefore take note of clearance signs at bridges and overpasses.
Watch for drive-through canopies, low-hanging tree limbs, power and telephone lines.
Be carefull at intersections as passenger van rentals are longer and wider than cars and have a wider turning radius. This is very important to remember when driving your passenger van rental.
Vans also have a higher center of gravity than cars and tip easier; therefore it is recommended to take turns slower.
It is a good idea to just avoid sharp turns and excessive speed.
Never follow other cars too close when diving in a van hire uk.
Vans are heavier than cars and need more braking distance, especially when full of passengers.
Make sure to stay a minimum of 4 seconds from the other vehicle ahead.
Use the mirrors. They really do help.
Use extra caution before changing lanes and use turn signals, the blind spots on a van can be much greater than in your car.
Avoid abrupt maneuvers while driving a lager vehicle than you are used to.
To make it easier on yourself, use a spotter behind you when backing up.
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