Driving lessons can be time consuming and expensive, so why not take Louise Dale’s expert advice on how to get the most from your lessons helping you to optimise your learning.
When it comes to learning to drive there’s more than one option, you don’t just have to learn with an instructor. Another way to get some hours behind the driving wheel is to jump in the car with your parents.
Congratulations! You’ve just turned 17, landed your dream job, and decided you need a new challenge or just want to learn to drive for the freedom and independence it offers.
You’ve no doubt heard about taxing your car. This is commonly referred to as car tax or road tax, but its actual title is vehicle excise duty (VED). Getting your car taxed is your responsibility and something that needs to be done every…
Who has priority at an unmarked crossroads? Unmarked crossroads are one of those things that can make even the most experienced of drivers feel like a deer in the headlights. With no clear signs telling you what to do or where to…
What are windscreen pillars? If you’re learning to drive you may have seen some potential theory test questions related to windscreen pillars. If you’ve stumbled upon this article, you’re probably wondering “what are windscreen pillars?” and we’re going to answer that for…
Box junction rules explained Box junctions are one of those things that can fill even experienced drivers with dread. Listen, we can’t promise this article will make your next experience with a box junction feel like a walk in the park. But…
If you feel anxious about learning to drive, then you’re not alone. Any new and unfamiliar experience can cause anxiety, and that certainly includes learning to drive a car during a global pandemic. Experienced drivers aren’t immune from anxiety behind the wheel…
How to tackle T-junctions When you’re learning to drive, one of the things you’ll inevitably have to tackle is a T-junction. They can be a little intimidating when you’re starting out on your journey. Not to worry, we’re going to run through…
Unless you’re out in the sticks, driving anywhere in the UK means you’ll likely have to pass a zebra crossing. For learner drivers or those of us just starting out with driving, knowing your right of way can feel like a bit…