GTi Driving Ltd

13/06/2026

11/06/2026

June - Men’s Mental Health Awareness

727,000 per year
60,600 per month
14,000 per week
1,990 per day
83 per hour
1.4 per minute

That is how many men we lose to su***de - with male su***de representing 75% of all su***des. (WHO statistics)

These could be men going through divorces, men who just lost their job, men who just got out of prison - or it could be men with a happy family, a big home and their dream job.

For the men in the group who are struggling - please reach out for help. Despite how it feels, everyone in your life would rather have you around while you fight your battles rather than hearing about your struggles from a loved one at your funeral.

If you think one of your mates is struggling, please reach out to them - just like my mates reached out to me when it mattered the most.

For those of us who work/ have worked in the emergency services whether that is ambulance service, fire service, police, RNLI or in the military / prison service - we often see death/trauma on a daily basis sometimes in horrific circumstances. That is the careers we chose. But seeking support is not a sign of weakness, it is a sign of strength.

You all work in a sector which exists to help people. It is what you love, and what you take pride in. But if you are not around, who is going to do that?

If you need to talk:

Samaritans - 116 123
CALM - 0800 585 858
MIND - 0300 102 1234

Please also consider making a donation to a mental health charity.

Keep going, you’ve got this 💪

The Royal Marines Charity

03/06/2026

Thinking of all in the Royal Navy and the Fleet Air Arm after today’s terrible helicopter crash news. 🫡

01/06/2026

Sad news. Hope the students get their money back!

The Devon company faced 'severe financial difficulties'

13/05/2026

Congratulations Ben on passing your C1 practical! 👏

If you’re ready to take the next step on your journey please get in touch 🚑

27/04/2026

You may not have known that the Highway Code applies to pedestrians as well? Whether you're at a junction, zebra crossing or anywhere else, these simple steps can help keep you and others around you, safe:

🚶 Find a safe place to cross where you can see clearly in all directions. Use a crossing if there's one nearby.

🚶 Stop at the kerb and look all around for traffic. Listen too – you can often hear vehicles before you see them.

🚶 Wait for a safe gap. If traffic is coming, let it pass, then look and listen again.

🚶 When it's safe, walk straight across. Keep looking and listening as you cross, and watch for cyclists moving between lanes. Avoid crossing between parked cars, on bends or near the top of a hill where drivers can't see you.

If you need to know more to feel safe when crossing the road, find more in the Highway Code online: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/rules-for-pedestrians-1-to-35

26/04/2026

C1 in the bag! Well done Cory 👏 🚑

15/04/2026

Congratulations on passing C1 off-road test Ben! 💪🏼

09/04/2026

Passed my final DERADI assessment to be an Emergency Response Ambulance Driving Instructor!
🥳 🚑

01/04/2026

New RRV announced! 🚑