Driving Instruction Traditionally driving instructors have used a do this do that method of driving instruction regardless of the students ability or learning style. Driving instructors were trained to identify faults, analyse the reason faults occurred and to provide a solution. This method of training was...
Are you learning to drive? Do you experience car control or stalling problems when pulling away? Rest assured that what ever standard of driving you have reached during your lessons, stalling the car is common, can be frustrating, and for some, quite difficult to overcome. This...
At a recent conference held by the motoring schools Association on Saturday 12th March 2016, Leslie Young, the Chief Examiner of the DVSA spoke about the proposed review to the driving test in the UK. The reason for the review is due to the continued high...
Should I Go or Stop? During the the process of learning to drive there becomes a point where the student starts taking responsibility for their own decision-making. This natural transition in learning occurs when a student starts pre-empting the driver trainer's instructions; acting automatically and making...
Modern day driving requires an accurate and thoughtful use of signals to communicate our intentions effectively to other road users, to minimise confusion and to help maintain the free flow of traffic. Effective signalling is more involved then just flicking the signal Switch; everything we...
Students often ask how many driving lessons will I need to pass the test and the average time taken to pass the driving test. Naturally the answer is every one is different. Some people are natural drivers and take quite easily to learning to driving...
Learner Tips and Tricks: Common questions and answers about the driving tests. Please check out the questions and answers below as these are the most asked questions we receive from candidates requesting information about the driving tests; both theory and hazard perception and the practical driving test. If...