Learner drivers with conditions such as dyspraxia, which affects hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness and short-term memory can find it even more challenging than most to get their licence. Dyspraxia affects hand-eye co-ordination, spatial awareness and short-term memory. It is a
The Importance of Learning to Drive with a Qualified Driving Instructor
Once you have decided to learn how to drive, you must apply for your provisional driving licence. There will be questions that need to be answered truthfully in order for you to qualify and you will only be provided with
Why is Eco Safe Driving Beneficial?
With fuel prices going up weekly, in order to save money and the planet, we need to look more closely at our driving and what we do. By making some changes to our driving style some considerable savings to the
Safe Driving Skills for Life!
Tips on how to be a safe & responsible driver: 1. Do not drive tired. Get plenty of sleep before you drive. 2. Do not drive impaired. Don’t drink alcohol, take drugs, or drive when you’re sick. 3. Do not
Guidance for Driving in Snow
First and foremost – Listen to the advice given. If the advice is “Don’t drive unless essential”, then “Don’t drive unless essential.” If you must drive it is important you are suitably prepared: • Allow plenty of extra time for
Don’t risk drink driving over the festive period
Don’t risk drink driving over the festive period… Hire a Scooter Chauffeur company to take you and your car home after your night out. Your personal designated driver will arrive on a folding scooter and drive you home safely! Learn
There are a few things that you need to know about after passing your practical driving test!
For the first two years after passing your practical driving test you are on probation and six points is enough to lose your driving licence. The penalty for speeding alone is three points. If there are any other factors to
Tips for overcoming driving test nerves
Exams are nerve-wracking at the best of times, and driving tests can feel particularly harrowing. After all, with written exams if you get something wrong you can always go back and cross it out, whereas if you reverse into a