All of the gnashing of teeth around changes to the Warrant of Fitness system is now irrelevant, there's nothing left to say and the once-yearly WoF for young(ish) cars will go ahead. It'll be interesting to see how it pans out - the doomsayers reckon it'll be carnage, but I
Matt Greenop: Fair way to go to smooth out bumps
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It's high time that a well-sorted training programme was put in place to make farm children (and in many cases farm adults) learn to use quads responsibly
We're not talking a full time degree in not crashing quads here - a few hours with the right person doing the talking and there'll be quite a few less country funerals.
And then there's Simon Bridges and his 'new measures' to curb speeding on our roads. It's still all a big surprise, so we'll reserve judgment on that one for the moment.
Anything else, wise readers, that we need to get sorted? It'll give some of the WoFflers something to do this year.