The everyday activity Brits are struggling with coming out of lockdown
A fifth of motorists have struggled to get to grips with driving again - after being off the road during lockdown. The average UK car is driven more than 7,000 miles per year – or an average of 583 miles per month, according to MOT data. But a survey of 2,000 motorists revealed that over the past 28 days the average driver has covered just 90 miles – with 30 per cent driving 25 miles or fewer. With so little driving, 18 per cent have struggled to get back to normal behind the wheel of a car. Of those who have found it difficult to adjust to being back on the road, 28 per cent had stalled their car, 21 per cent had scraped their wheels on the kerb and more than one in five have forgotten to indicate. The study showed that many Brits hadn’t even visited a petrol station during lockdown (Credit: Getty) Four in 10 motorists said they hadn’t visited a filling station over the past 28 days, with 12 per cent admitting that they had forgotten which side or end they fill up or charge t...