IELTS TRANSPORT

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

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

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

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

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

As a result, those (motor)___________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)_______________without the need to worry about other road users.

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

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

A great (vary)_______________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.