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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: floyd fan on November 15, 2010, 20:00:13
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Last year was one of the coldest for years, many of us gave up our time to go out in the January snow and help others. If you didnt know already there is a network of 4x4 volunteers that has been formed around the UK to bring together 4x4 drivers when and where needed. Have a look at the national website and see if you are interested http://www.4x4response.info/ then follow the link http://www.4x4response.info/?pid=map to find your local group. Now is the time to think about joining rather than waiting until we are needed.
Cheers ... FF ...
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already a member of breckland rover rescue :D
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just signed up, thanks for the link. :D
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still undecided....will mull over again
Edited to add - What does the BORDA training involve? and is anyone on here a member of the worcestershire and gloucestershire 4x4 response?
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already a member of breckland rover rescue :D
But youve also got a 4x4response link?????
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I done my BORDA course last weekend with Land Rover Experiance Chilterns its an all day course wich teaches you how to drive 4x4 sensibly and safely aswell as showing the best way to get around obstacles you are tested through out the day on what you've been taiught and you have to have a requal every 3 years.
Its expensive however i learnt alot and well worth the mony especialy if your driving 4x4's for work and it gives you a certificate of competence
http://www.borda.org.uk/
Dazza :D
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If you're in Northants and fancy joining the northants response group visit www.northants4x4.com.
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already a member of norfolk and suffolk good to spread the word though :D
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seams like lots of red tape and cost? carnt make anything of the website much
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seams like lots of red tape and cost? carnt make anything of the website much
Application form to fill in, and depending on where you are, a joining fee up to
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Is the BORDA training tricky or a case of take it onbord and be serious and you'll sail though... only reason i ask is that im still fairly new to off road driving and maps arnt my strong point would this be a hinderance?
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Is the BORDA training tricky or a case of take it onbord and be serious and you'll sail though... only reason i ask is that im still fairly new to off road driving and maps arnt my strong point would this be a hinderance?
John i i think your approach to driving(slow, steady and in control) is very good, i'd rather have you helping me out than some tool spinning his wheels and hitting everything flat out
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Leicestershire & Rutland 4x4 response can be found here http://www.leicestershire4x4response.org.uk/
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still undecided....will mull over again
Edited to add - What does the BORDA training involve? and is anyone on here a member of the worcestershire and gloucestershire 4x4 response?
Hi John
I know it is an old thread, but I have sent you a PM
I am in Gloucestershire-Worcestershire 4x4 Response.
cheers