IELTS TRANSPORT

Because of the increasing number of cars on the roads,few people get the chance to go out driving for (PLEASE) (a)   these days.

In Britain, traffic (dense) (a)   has increased by over seventy percent in the last couple of decades

but there has been relatively little (grow) (a)   in the country's road network.

The result of more traffic on the roads has been a greater emphasis on road (safe)

(a)  

and this has meant the (introduce) (a)   of tougher speed regulations.

As a result, those (motor) (a)   who enjoy going fast are always in danger of being fined.

One answer is something called a 'track day'. This is an event where people can drive their own cars around a racing circuit, and explore the limits of its (perform) (a)   without the need to worry about other road users.

Track days are not competitive events, and people go for the pure (enjoy) (a)   of driving.

Track days are currently seeing an enormous boom in (popular) (a)   with over six hundred a year held in Britain alone.

A great (vary) (a)   of vehicles can be found on the track at the same time and drivers have to follow a few basic rules. For example, slower vehicles must allow faster ones to pass.