Time and Cost Savings
Learning in an automatic car may result in cost and time savings for some learners, as they require fewer lessons to become proficient compared to learning in a manual car.
Quick Learning Curve
Learning to drive in an automatic car is generally quicker and may require fewer driving lessons than learning in a manual car. This can be an appealing factor for those who want to get on the road faster.
Your road to freedom
It’s important to note that choosing between an automatic and a manual car ultimately comes down to personal preference, driving needs, and any specific physical considerations. While automatic cars offer convenience and simplicity, some drivers may prefer the control and engagement provided by manual vehicles.
First lesson
On your very first driving lesson, you will learn about the basics of operating a car, such as how to properly adjust the mirrors, how to start the car, and how to use the hand and foot controls. Additionally, your instructor will discuss basic traffic signs and the proper way to use your mirrors. Also, you will learn how to move off and stop safely.
Turn left/right major to a minor road
Approaching junctions to turn left |Approaching junctions to turn right
RE-CAP
Do you have any experience with junctions? What sort of junctions have you experienced? Are you familiar with the MSPSL routine?
BRIEFING| PRACTICE
At the end of the lesson learner driver should be able to turn left from a major to minor road safely.
T-Junctions
RE-CAP
MSPSL, Clutch control, Left junctions, Right junctions, Normal driving position
OBJECTIVE
At the end of the lesson learner driver should be able to approach and emerge T-Junctions.
Cross Roads
RE-CAP
MSPSL, T-Junctions, Turn right-major to a minor road, Cutting Corners
OBJECTIVE
At the end of the lesson learner driver should be able to Identify, approach and deal with cross roads safely.
Pedestrian Crossings
RE-CAP
Use of mirrors MSPSL, Anticipation, Planning, Inviting pedestrians to cross…
OBJECTIVE
At the end of the lesson learner driver should be able to identify and deal with all types of pedestrian crossings.
Meeting Traffic
Adequate clearance, Less space less speed, Acceleration sense, Hold back position, Blind corners, Priority, Give way, Flashing headlights, Warning of presence.
OBJECTIVE
At the end of the lesson learner driver should be able to anticipate and deal with meeting situations.
Large/Mini Roundabouts
Identify Roundabouts?
Positioning | Signaling | Priority
Wrong Lane! Take any safe exit or go around if safe?
Dealing with Multi-Lane Roundabout | Follow road markings? Lane discipline
MINI ROUNDABOUTS
Manoeuvres
Bay Parking
Parallel parking
Pull up on the right
Emergency stop!
Road Types/Driving Conditions
Country Roads
Dual Carriageways
Motorways
Driving in the dark
Weather conditions
Passenger and loads
Recent Passes
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Affordable Prices
Our instructors are patient, friendly, and experienced, so you can rest assured that you will receive the best driving education possible. Please let us know if you would like to discuss a package suited to your learning needs. We look forward to helping you become a safe and responsible driver!
Complete Beginners
- pick up drop off from home
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- Schedule lessons
- Free progress book
- Free online theory
- Weekends/Bank Holidays NO extra charge
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