Driving is a fun freedom which we all take for granted. Its’s not easy or quick to get our driving licences and with covid-19, test waiting lists have grown enormously. This has lead to large test backlogs so it’s even more important to be more
Dangers when driving on U.K. roads – Part1
This two part blog is not intended to stop anyone from driving. In fact, it is quite the opposite. Driving is a freedom in life we all take for granted and should enhance our day to day lives. However it is easy to get lazy
3 Essential Driving Routines You Should Know – Part 3
In the first two parts of this blog we have discussed the importance of setting the car up correctly before setting off, the D.S.S.S.M. routine and the essential order of how to set of on a journey, the P.O.M. routine. In the final part of
3 Essential Driving Routines You Should Know – Part 2
In the 1st part of this blog we detailed the essential routine to set the car up correctly before you pull off. To recap, this was the D.S.S.S.M. routine (Doors, Seat, Steering Wheel, Seat Belt, Mirrors). In this part of the blog we will detail
Common Driving Faults and How To Correct Them
Learning to drive can be quite a daunting experience. Often during the first lesson a student will turn up thinking it is easy to drive but it soon becomes apparent that it’s not as easy as they thought. The feeling that if their idiot brother
Myths, Tips and Facts for the Reverse Manoeuvres
Myths, tips and facts for the reverse manoeuvres but especially for the parallel park There are many myths and worries concerning the reverse parking manoeuvres on the driving test but here I hope to dispel them and indeed give you some methods and tips to
Pedestrian Crossings
Back I the 1980s there really were only two kinds of pedestrian crossings; zebra and pelican, but with the ever increasing use of our roads we now have many more kinds. How are we to recognise these crossing and how are we supposed to deal
Main Reasons to Fail Your Driving Test – Part 2
In the first part of this blog we discussed that good preparation and coping with test day nerves are extremely important factors in passing your test. In this part we discuss the technical reasons as per the marking sheet why your might fail your test.
What to expect on your 1st driving lesson
Many of us when we turn 17 want to learn to drive, starting on our 17th birthday. If you want to do this you need to plan ahead. Before doing anything you need to do two things; 1 – You need to apply for your
Winter Driving
Winter driving conditions are, for most people, the most difficult to drive in but as with everything driving related it doesn’t have to be that way. The simple answer to any winter drive is preparation. Be prepared before you set off on your journey! So
