Congratulations! You have passed your test! Now, after those months of hard work and studying, it’s time to put what you know into practice. DrivingView More
The vast majority of people learning to drive are young and often have to fit in their lessons to a schedule, either due to a job or when in school or college. This schedule can often result in drivers fitting in lessons when possible, perhaps at the same time on a weekly basis.
With so many driving instructors out there promising ‘expert tuition’ and ‘the cheapest lessons around’, it’s getting harder and harder for the very best to stand out from the crowd. So what should you be looking for in a good driving instructor?
It goes without saying that the vast majority of learner drivers, regardless of their age, are incredibly nervous when getting behind the wheel – whether it’s their first time or if they’ve had a bad experience before.
Driving in built up, urban areas can be tricky to master, especially if you’re not used to taking to the streets in towns and cities.
Parallel parking is often seen as one of the more difficult manoeuvres you can do in a car, but there is nothing to fear. When
First Basic Lesson* An Introduction To Driving Which Is Aimed For People With No Driving Experience (Terms & Conditions Apply)
Wimbledon Driving School
The Long Lodge
265 – 269 Kingston Road
Wimbledon,
London, SW19 3NW
Phone: 0800 511 8800