If you feel nervous about driving for the first time after passing your test, take comfort from the fact that you’re not alone. Without the security of having a driving instructor sitting next to you, it can feel daunting being thrust in complete control of your vehicle.
Fortunately, there are lots of ways you can allay those initial fears, and begin driving with confidence
Passing a driving test can be a breeze for some people and a long and arduous process for others. Nervousness, spatial awareness problems or forgetting all the starting/turning checks necessary are some of the most common pitfalls.
The decision to become a driving instructor is one of the most rewarding you’ll ever make. The satisfaction to be gained from guiding a student from their first tentative moments behind the wheel to the day they pass their test is hard to beat.
Becoming a driving instructor is a popular career move for people who want to work for themselves, enjoy teaching people new skills and love driving. ButView More
More and more drivers are turning to intensive driving courses to get through their driving tests. So what are the advantages, and how can they help you?
So you’ve booked your driving test, and the day is getting closer and closer. It’s a big day, so it’s absolutely normal to be nervous, but did you know there are lots of things you can do to prepare for the test and help to calm those nerves?
Even advanced learners, with plenty of driving lessons under their belt, who know the rules of the road and can pull off all the important actions, can find themselves being held back by a loss of nerve when out on a busy road.
Do you get annoyed by other drivers on the road? Which of these bad habits do you think is the most irritating or dangerous?
With London’s mayor describing many of the city’s road junctions as “relics of the 60s”, it doesn’t take a genius to realise that they’re not just congested and no longer fit for purpose, but also potentially dangerous to both unwary cyclists and inexperienced drivers alike.
One of the things learners find most difficult during driver training is roundabouts. To help learner drivers feel more confident at roundabouts, driving instructors need to ensure their learner drivers understand how roundabouts work. They can vary in size, from large and busy to very small, so a better understanding of them will definitely help learner drivers.
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Parallel parking is a daunting task for many drivers. But with the right technique, it can become a breeze. Whether you’re a new driver or just looking to improve your skills, our expert tips and tricks will help you master parallel parking in no time. Say goodbye to parking anxiety and hello to confidence on the road!
Intensive driving lessons have become increasingly popular in the UK, offering a faster route to