Driving Schools Directory
TLC Driving School is offeringa free assessment lesson to all those requiring driving lessons in Bury St Edmunds and Thetford areas. Lessons last a full hour (or longer if required) and a lesson plan is individually prepared for each student.
As many students recommend me to friends and family, I am also now rewarding this loyalty by offering a free lesson to anyone who introduces a new pupil to me.
I am a lady driving instructor with a high pass rate and am licensed by the DSA to offer Pass Plus lessons.
Congratulations to Simon who passed his test yesterday with 1 minor. He is the 6th learner to achieve 1 minor fault with Rapid Results driving School.
For driving lessons in Bournemouth, contact Rapid Results. We offer crash courses in all Bournemouth areas.
For our latest news on the new driving test beginning on October see our Rapid Results feed.
Rapid Results is Bournemouth’s new crash course specialist driving school, and is about to start a major advertising campaign. Listen out for our Fire radio adverts – coming soon! We offer amazing crash courses – pass your test in weeks or even days! We offer crash course driving lessons in Bournemouth, Ringwood, Christchurch, Ferndown, Poole, Southbourne, Boscombe, and all local areas!
Driving Force school of motoring in Kings Lynn,Norfolk specialise in Residential Intensive Driving Courses that are designed to help learners to pass their driving tests quickly and easily.
All of our driving courses include high quality accomodation and driving test fee in the price.
We are situated close to the coastal town of Hunstanton so why not take a break and pass your driving test at the same time.
For more information please contact Alex on 07939267143 or visit www.intensivedrivingcourses4u.co.uk
Joe’s Driver Training – Ballymena
FREE LOCAL PICK UP SERVICE?
Almost every driving school in Ballymena offers a free local pick up service.You may want to consider the best place to get picked up.
If you live 15 minutes outside Ballymena and your driving lessons are at the stage where you need experience in town driving, the time spent travelling (30 minutes) is not going to be much benefit.
The best value solution might be to get picked up from work or school, or you may sometimes have other reasons to be in Ballymena. Why not make arrangements with your driving instructor to get picked up in town?
FREE THEORY SUPPORT?
When you study for the theory test it is important to use the most up to date materials including the latest edition of The Official Highway Code for Northern Ireland.
Not all driving schools offer this free service, those who do can save you time and money by suppling all the relevant study materials to prepare you for the theory/hazard perception test.Books, discs, official highway code and questionnaires are free to take home as long as they are returned in good condition when you pass the theory test.
Remember to discuss any difficulties you may be having with your driving instructor each time you meet. The benefits of using this free service are,that you can be sure the materials you are using are latest editions to prepare you fully to pass the theory test first time.
Be sure to take the preparation for the theory test seriously, it is an important part of becoming a safe and confident road user.
Read the highway code thoroughly to understand the rules and explanations.Aim to pass first time as failure results in the expense of another test fee and the time spent waiting for another test date.
BLOCK BOOKING DISCOUNTS?
Book 5 driving lessons/hours or more to get a discount, this offer is very popular everywhere among driving schools, Ballymena included, you can pay for driving lessons in advance to get discounts.
The downside of block booking is that if you are not happy with your driving instructor, you may have to stay with them until you have taken all the hours.
The solution is to take the 1st one or two driving lessons at the pay as you go rate, when you are sure that you are happy with your driving instructor block book the next 5 driving lessons and get a discount, your driving instructor will be happy to do this.
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Joe’s Driver Training – Ballymena
REFERRAL REWARDS?
Driving schools love referrals! it is the most effective way to gain customers.
If you have friends who also want to learn to drive, ask your driving instructor about referral rewards.
When you recommend a friend to your driving instructor, you and your friend each receive a discount!
The more friends you can recommend, the more money you save on your driving lessons!
LONGER DRIVING LESSONS?
A standard driving lesson lasts for one hour but this does not always have to be the case.
Many driving schools will offer discounts for longer driving lessons, if you pay as you go for your driving lessons, ask your driving instructor about longer driving lessons and what discounts are available.
PRIVATE PRACTISE?
Private practise can be a massive benefit as long as every outing is treated as a driving lesson.
Family or friends who are at least 21 years old and have held a full driving licence for three years or more can supervise you while you practise.The car you use must be road legal, taxed and insured for you to drive.
Care needs to be taken in case bad driving habits are being developed, any misunderstandings should be discussed with your driving instructor.
AIM TO PASS!
Try not to be tempted to take the practical driving test or theory test until you are sure you are fully prepared, your driving instructor is aware of the standard needed to pass, and should guide you in relation to areas that are not up to the required standard.
It is better to take an extra driving lesson to deal with an area you may be weak in, than chance that weakness being exposed on test resulting in failure. Re-tests cost more money!
Safe driving should be considered a skill for life and not just to pass a test, aquiring a full driving licence can be expensive, but it also opens a wide range of opportunities and places the licence holder in a position of responsibility to other road users and also the law.
Learning to drive should be enjoyable, who you choose to take you through this experience will not only effect how much money it is going to cost, but also how enjoyable and how successful your experience will be in the end, this is why it is important to choose a driving instructor that is right for you!
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Vehicle number plates are something that everyone has to have if they are going to be able to navigate their way around the city streets, but not everyone has a personalised number plate. That is the reason it is such a good idea. You wouldn’t want to order a personalized plate for someone that would be using it on a commercial vehicle unless you were careful to get their consent. However, gifting a vehicle owner with a personalized number plate could create a memory to last a life time.
There is something to be said about seeing a private reg vehicle touring around town with a plate that says something personal about that person. The ones I like the most are the ones that make you laugh with some short quip about something or other. Then there are the ones that make you stop and think in order to figure out just what it is they are saying. Either way personalizing a car plate can be a lot of fun.
Number plates that make you laugh are priceless. You may find that years later you still chuckle when you tell your friends about them. Many comedians have had their own private number plates, such as Jimmy Tarbuck who had COM 1C on his car and Lennie Bennett who preferred GAG 22 as his registration number and Mike Reid who had JOK 1E adorning his mode of transport.. Even Bernard Manning got in on the act with 1 LAF and 11 LAF.
Fun plates can be collector’s items, as one man from Peterborough confirms, having bought an amusing number to add to his collection of unusual memorabilia. “I’m usually after 1950’s and early 1960’s objects – cars, clothes, records, jukeboxes, that kind of thing,†says John, “But I thought UND 1S was a particularly rare plate. I once owned a few net underskirts from the 1950’s, which is what made me notice UND 1S. It certainly makes people titter and pass comment.â€
The DSA have today announced that the new test routes for the independent drive section of the driving test will not be published. This is to prevent instructors learning the routes and teaching them to their pupils. The pupils should be able to follow road signs and directions where ever they are, whether they are familiar with the area or not. This is ‘real life’ driving, and the new test will mimick this.
The new driving test with the independent drive section will begin on 3rd October.
To practice your independent drive on your driving lessons in Bournemouth areas, contact Rapid Results Driving School now.