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I offer a Taster Session which is aimed towards brand new learners (i.e. without any previous driving experience). If possible, I usually encourage the Taster Session to be held at the weekend or after 6.30pm (in the spring and summer), Continue reading →

This Trial Session is aimed at learner drivers who already have some driving experience (e.g. having had driving lessons with another driving instructor or hold a foreign driving licence), providing that a practical test has not already been taken within Continue reading →

I have always offered an introductory meeting for brand new learners (and/or their parents) before starting driving lessons with me.  The offer of a meeting is extended to people who already have some driving experience and are looking for Continue reading →

I offer an introductory meeting to potential new pupils. The meeting is an opportunity to explore your thoughts and plans before deciding on which instructor you want to choose.

For brand new learner drivers, I also currently provide a Taster Continue reading →

DVSA have amended their standard operating procedures for carrying out driving tests. Tests are currently only being arranged at test centres where there are hand washing facilities (as examiners will ask candidates to wash their hands before the test), for Continue reading →

The unfortunate reality is that over 20% of all newly qualified drivers are involved in an accident within the first year of driving. In general, this is usually due to a lack of experience but can also sometimes be due Continue reading →

Although it is not an option for everyone, where it is possible, I fully encourage practising between driving lessons to gain additional driving experience and to help learners understand that different cars can feel different to drive.  However, it Continue reading →

Smart motorway is a fairly new term to describe sections of motorways where technology is used by regional centres to help reduce congestion. The regional centres use CCTV and traffic sensors to help monitor traffic flows and can activate signs Continue reading →