Before your driving test begins, the examiner will ask you one ‘tell me’ question.There are 14 possible questions, but you’ll only be asked one. It’s a good idea to learn all of them and practice your answers. Responding confidently can help you make a strong… Read More »Tell me questions
Remember the first time you sat behind the wheel? A flurry of nerves, fumbling gears, and wondering if you’d ever make it without causing a multi-car pile-up. But fear not, intrepid learner! This is just the beginning of your journey up the Conscious Competence Ladder,… Read More »The 4 stages of learning
Learning to drive can be an exciting but also nerve-wracking experience for both parents and their children. As a parent, you play a critical role in helping your child navigate this important milestone. In this blog, we’ll explore some practical tips on how parents can… Read More »Helping your child learn to drive: a parent’s guide
Learning to drive a manual car can be a complex and challenging for anyone, it can be particularly daunting for individuals who are neurodiverse. People with ADHD, ASD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, anxiety often have disordered executive function. Executive function skills help people complete tasks and interact… Read More »Learning to drive with additional learning needs
Driving a manual car in the snow can be challenging, but with the right techniques and precautions, it can be done safely. Here are some tips to help you drive a manual car in the snow: Prepare yourself: Take note of weather forecasts and warnings,… Read More »Driving a manual car in snow
Before anyone makes the decision to learn to drive, please consider the following points: We never stop learning, nor should you. Courtesy of another ADI
Recently one of my students, who was on a driving lesson with me at the time, experienced a shocking display of dangerous driving from the vehicle behind. While turning right at a mini roundabout in Knaresborough a car behind decided to overtake by going the… Read More »Say no to learner abuse!
