I did more post-pass driving today. Seeing as I now have a full licence, I was let loose on the motorway for the first time ever. It wasn’t as scary as I originally expected, but the Highways Agency have much to thank for that; being kind enough to close the stretch of M4 between Chippenham and Lansdown, to allow me to have a private run all to myself. I did nearly hit a cow, but managed to drive back out of the famer’s field and onto the road again.
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