A petrol powered moped would certainly be a cheap type of transport to get you to and from work but does it meet with your green credentials? Having looked at various types of transport for the daily commute you thought the moped would be the best option. Yet, even mopeds can still pump out harmful pollutants, so this puts you off this type of bike. Look again at the moped option though because there could be something that you are missing. New versions are now available and they aren`t powered by petrol they are powered by electric. These mopeds look the same but they have green credentials and for a limited time only an Electric Moped can be bought for less than five hundred pounds. Charge the Electric Moped up for 8 hours and it will provide you with a 20 ? 30 mile range. People looking for transportation that doesn`t harm the environment will find the Electric Moped to be ideal. Each charge only costs about 8 pence and the mopeds benefit from free road tax and no congestion charge if they are being used in the city of London. Put petrol power firmly to the back of your mind because electric is the future for modern mopeds.

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It was never a case of if ?I pass my test` when I was 17 as I desperately wanted to drive. It was more of case of ?when I pass my test` and aged 17 years and 7 months I had my full licence. Even now, years later, I still love driving and if I had to learn how to drive all over again I`d probably invest in some intensive courses. In areas like East London leaner drivers can take part in lessons through Intensive Driving Schools East London. The quality of the tuition is exceptional and it is aimed at getting the pupils up to test standards in less time. Leaner drivers can book lessons through the Intensive Driving Schools East London and they will receive calm and patient tuition from highly experienced driving instructors. It can take many hours of tuition to get a learner driver up to test standard and that`s why many pupils opt for the intensive types of courses. Rather than waiting for a year or so to get their full licence they can usually obtain one much quicker when they take this approach. As a 17 year old I couldn`t wait until I could drive and if I had lived in London at the time I might have looked into whether there was any local Intensive Driving Schools East London that I could have used.