North Staffs Advanced Motorists
'Skill with Responsibility'

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Welcome to North Staffs Advanced Motorists

The North Staffs Advanced Motorists Group was formed in 1966 and is run entirely by volunteers.

The Group's primary objectives are: -
  • To improve car driving standards
  • Promote road safety
  • Heighten the enjoyment of car driving

The group is affiliated to the Institute of Advanced Motorists (Group No. 3045). Our groups president is Chris Gilbert, who has given driver training to Prince William and Prince Harry. To find out more read here

To become an Advanced Motorist: -
  • You don't need any special kind of car
  • You won't have to pass a written test
  • You can receive FREE guidance from our trained observers

So why not come along and meet us, and see if we can help you to become an Advanced Motorist?

Are you a young driver: -

Why not check out Momentum the IAM's Young Driver Assesment program.

Momentum

 

Latest News

May 16 2012
Check out the latest blog post by our associate Kate...
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May 5 2012
Summer is on us...
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May 5 2012
IAM publishes local council road safety report
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April 2 2012
Blue Light Aware is a short video, produced on behalf of the emergency services. Their crews rely on the help of other road users when they're on a 'blue light' journey.
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March 27 2012
Buy a Skill for Life pack and get 12 months RAC cover free!
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March 19 2012
Don’t poke me I’m driving - The risk smartphones pose to driver safety
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March 19 2012
IAM appear on BBC Breakfast supporting older drivers
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January 6 2012
NSAM 46th AGM Calling Notice
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December 30 2011
NSAM Annual Dinner Details and menu
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November 25 2011
Safer driving through Winter Wonderland
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November 21 2011
How to make your way through the fog
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November 15 2011
How to start your car in the bleak midwinter
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November 05 2011
Time for an 80mph motorway speed limit
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November 05 2011
Ice driving tips
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To read older news items see our news archive page Here.