ADVICE for learner drivers
Not all students will need the same course. Some will have already taken a number of lessons with a driving instructor or learned with a family member which in most cases can end up being more costly in the future.
Although learning with family or friends may seem a cheap and easy method of obtaining a driving licence, nothing can be further from the truth. Nearly all fully licensed drivers we see driving more than two years have bad habits. Learner drivers fail to pass their driving test because they have not received the necessary training.

If everyone was taught properly from the beginning, had to undertake compulsory driving tuition, which is in place in most other European countries, the roads would be a safer place. In most cases teaching experienced pupils who drive each day who have learned bad habits can be more difficult than teaching a beginner through the driving test.

Advice for partly trained driver's (pre-test)
You should book our pre test well in advance of your driving test. If you have any driving faults that need attention you will need time to practice on the routines and techniques provided by your instructor.

You should only apply for a driving test when both you and your instructor think you are ready. If you take the test without the right training and experience you will probably fail.

In many people's eyes, the only time to look for professional tuition is a day before the test, and then they are surprised that they fail. Many learner drivers fail to pass their driving test because they are not prepared.

Your preparation is vital as you need to show your examiner that you are well prepared and you are confident in the car when taking the test.

              Fail to prepare  -  Prepare to fail