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Nurses should not be penalised for driving to work.

Like most of the population, nurses will usually have to take some form of transport to reach work each day and return home afterwards. Unlike most people, however, their working day invariably starts or finishes at an unsocial hour, with at least one of the journeys being completed alone in the dark.