It’s no secret that the winter months bring the most challenging driving conditions of the year. Irrespective of how confident and experienced you may be, unexpected (or very much expected) cold snaps can bring chaos to the roads. This is where a few basic guidelines from...
Most people start learning to drive in their late teens. Getting hold of your provisional licence at the age of 17 is a rite of passage and is typically followed by a block booking of driving lessons. For those who leave things a little later,...
Gearing up for your first driving lesson can be surprisingly daunting. Having never taken the wheel of a motor vehicle before, you really have no idea what to expect. This is where a little advance knowledge of the whole thing can make for a more comfortable,...
Winter weather can present drivers with many additional challenges that need to be taken into account when getting behind the wheel. Adverse weather conditions can mean that you will need to adjust the way in which you drive to avoid any potential danger. Preparing your...
Towards the end of your course of driving lessons, your instructor will gradually edge towards lessons that are more like driving tests. Your knowledge and skills will be scrutinised more closely, in order to see whether or not you are ready for your practical exam. Even...
Upon passing your practical driving test, you will have the opportunity to take an optional Pass Plus, which is something most newly-qualified drivers pass up not realising how beneficial Pass Plus can be. Introduced in the 1990s, Pass Plus can only be taken during the first...
Booking your first block of driving lessons is a big deal, one that could have a profound impact on your future as a motorist and should therefore not to be taken lightly. This is why it is important to carefully consider a few key points ahead...
