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Lin Bibby, whose daughter died in a car accident, told Ö÷²¥´óÐã Hereford and Worcester that the memories are as vivid as ever:

"When they said it was fatal everything was just taken away.

"It just doesn't hit home that it's actually happening. I don't think it really has hit home to me yet that I won't see her again."

She feels very strongly that young people aren't prepared for the real challenges of driving when they first pass their test.

"It doesn't teach the children to drive at night, it isn't compulsory, and it should be.Ìý

"It should be compulsory to have lessons in the rain, and also skid-patch testing and motorway driving – it all should be made compulsory.Ìý

Joanne Bibby

"They certainly should have more structured lessons, and a log book to say how many hours they've had, and the test definitely needs to be more stringent."

Stories like Lin's have inspired Ö÷²¥´óÐã Hereford and Worcester to do something about it.

That's why we're launching a major campaign called DRIVE TO SURVIVE.ÌýÌý

We want to see more young drivers in control of their cars and getting better education through national schemes such as PassPlus.ÌýÌýÌý

There's no doubt that experience and confidence behind the wheel can really save lives.