From the category archives:

Learning to Drive

On Driving Experience…

August 6, 2009

There’s nothing quite like repeating a journey day after day to dull your senses. This is especially true if you’re the driver of a journey that you take regularly. This can be dangerous due to being lulled into a false sense of security or driving on autopilot.

It’s on just those occasions when you [...]

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Cost of Learning to Drive

May 7, 2007

For a first provisional licence the cost is £38
Driving Theory Test is £20.50
Practical Driving Test £42 (if taken on a weekday)
Practical Driving Test £51 (if taken on a weekend or in the evening)
See individual instructors or companies for the cost of lessons but these are around £20 for a one hour lesson

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Pass Plus

May 4, 2007

Within a year of passing your driving test you can apply to complete Pass Plus training. This is a very sensible idea, since statistics have shown that new drivers are more likely to [...]

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You Have Passed!

May 2, 2007

Well done, you have passed your driving test, and can now take to the roads alone.
The first trip you make after this is very exciting, and can be memorable.
You may want to visit friends or family to show off your latest achievement.
Wherever you decide to go, it [...]

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Practise Your Driving

April 30, 2007

Now that you have started getting lessons, you will want to get out in the car and practice your newly found skills behind the wheel!This is a great idea, and will help you to put what you are learning [...]

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The Drivers Record

April 29, 2007

This is provided by the DSA, and is a booklet that you keep throughout your tuition, which your instructor fills in.
It can help you to monitor your progress, as well as being a lasting record of your progress while [...]

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Choosing A Driving Instructor

April 27, 2007

Although you can be taught to drive by a friend or relative if they are over 21 years old and have held a full licence for at least 3 years, it is highly recommended that you use an approved [...]

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