Sorry to read of the accident. Glad she's OK (considering)

Looks like a tough little car to say the least.

Regards,
Matt

Cheers guys,

We have been out today and my wife had a very shakey drive in a brand new Civic 1.6. (She did well and I really think she needed to shake off some demons by getting behind a wheel again ASAP).

I've also found out that our local council runs driver improvement courses (one half day theory + 2 half day practical sessions) no prices yet but it sounds ideal.

Apparently I need to contact The Highways Agency not the local council as its a main highway about the lack of barriers in the location of the crash.

Thanks Once more.

Glad to hear that the \"other half\"
 

is OK
sorry tohear about the accient
give all concerned my regards
bestest
mort

WOW!
 

Thats pretty intense! Having been through a car write off I can understand why your wife is a bit shakey!

Glad she's ok though, and do her a favour and get her another Honda or something else with an NCAP 5 star rating!!

Cheers,

TP

Hi Frank,
Glad your wife is ok,hell of a shock for all of you.Puts things into perspective.
All the best,
Jonathan

Thanks very much for all your kind words and thoughts.....they are very much appreciated.

The hunt for a car continues.

Carole now loves the new Civic demonstrator we when out in...its much better than ever before. On our old model it uses a fairly crude Electronic Power Streeing that makes the steering effort too light at times (there is no direct link between steering wheel and front wheels from what I was told its all electro/mechanical and sounds a little too much like 'fly-by-wire' to me........I must have a chat with Colin Edwards some time :lol: ).

The brand new ones feel MUCH better - more solid with improved road 'feel' but minus the occasional gremlin that the earlier ones had......I highly recommend a test drive if anyone is in the market for a new car.

Cheers