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Thursday, 5 September 2024

LEARN TO DRIVE - EXPERT DRIVING LESSONS NEAR YOU

      Learn to Drive: Expert DrivingLessons Near You

Unlock the freedom of the road and gain the confidence to navigate any driving situation with our comprehensive drivinglessons. Our experienced instructors are dedicated to guiding you every step of the way. They will help you master essential skills and prepare you for your driving test.

Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced driver looking to improve, our tailored programs are for you. They are designed to meet your unique needs. This will help you become a safer, more proficient driver.

Key Takeaways:

  • Expert driving instruction from experienced professionals
  • Personalized curriculum to suit your skill level and learning style
  • Gain the confidence and skills to pass your driving test with ease
  • Flexible scheduling to accommodate your busy lifestyle
  • Affordable pricing and payment options to fit your budget

Unlock the Freedom of the Road with Professional Driving Lessons

Learning to drive is key to enjoying the freedom of the road. Our professional driving lessons will guide you every step of the way. They help you gain the confidence and skills to drive safely and responsibly.

Gain Confidence and Master Essential Skills

Our experienced instructors will teach you important driving techniques. You'll learn how to change lanes, park in parallel spots, and navigate through busy junction / intersections. Our driving instruction will prepares you for any driving situation.

Experienced Instructors Guide You Every Step of the Way

Our instructors are dedicated to helping you become a confident driver. They offer personalized attention and hands-on practice. This ensures you're ready to drive with confidence and skill.

Start your journey to driving freedom with our expert professional driving lessons today.

Why Choose Expert for your Driving Lessons?

Learning to drive with professional driving instructor has many benefits. You'll learn safe driving habits and gain confidence on the road. Our skilled instructors use effective teaching methods to help you learn well.

Here are some advantages of picking professional driving lessons:

  • Get hands-on experience in real driving situations with qualified instructors
  • Learn key skills like defensive driving, spotting hazards, and controlling your vehicle
  • Learn at your pace and stay focused to meet your learning needs
  • Feel ready for your driving test and boost your chances of passing it first time

Driving lessons are more than just getting your license. They're about making a promise to drive safely and responsibly. Our expert instructors will teach you how to drive with confidence. This makes you a safer, better driver for life.

"The best investment you can make is in yourself and your future. Choosing expert driving lessons is a smart decision that will pay dividends for the rest of your life."

Don't wait any longer. Start your journey to becoming a confident, skilled driver by signing up for your driving lessons today.

Flexible Scheduling to Fit Your Busy Life

At our driving school, we know your schedule is full and can change often. That's why we offer flexible driving lesson scheduling to fit your life. You can choose from morning, afternoon, or evening lessons. We'll work with you to find the best convenient lesson times for your busy life.

Convenient Times for Your Learning Needs

We know everyone has different schedules and things they need to do. That's why our driving instructors are available at various times during the day. This way, you can fit your driving lessons around your other responsibilities. We offer early and late sessions to help you learn to drive easily.

We aim to make learning to drive easy and stress-free with our convenient lesson times and flexible scheduling. We want to accommodate your busy schedules and support you in becoming a confident driver.

Comprehensive Curriculum for Beginner and Experienced Drivers

At our driving school, we offer a comprehensive driving syllabus for all skill levels. Whether you're starting from scratch or want to improve your skills, we have lessons for you. Our program is designed to meet your specific needs and goals.

Our curriculum includes all the essential topics you need to know. You'll get well-rounded instruction that helps you drive safely. From learning how to operate a vehicle to mastering complex maneuvers, our Driving lessons for all skill levels are tailored to you.

Empowering Beginner and Experienced Driver Training

For beginner learner drivers, we start with the basics. You'll learn how to start, steer, and brake safely. We also teach you about traffic rules, road signs, and safe driving habits. This ensures you have a solid foundation for your driving journey.

For experienced drivers, we focus on improving your skills. We'll work on your defensive driving techniques, reaction time, and instill habits that make you a better driver. This will boost your confidence and responsibility on the road.for obstacle courses, and traffic signal models, all set in a bright, inviting environment.

"Our driving lessons have transformed countless lives, empowering students to take control of the road with confidence and skill."

We combine our comprehensive driving syllabus with expert instructions. This approach ensures you gain the knowledge and skills needed to drive safely and confidently, no matter your experience level.

Driving Lessons for Every Age and Level

Are you a teenager starting to learn or an adult looking to improve your driving skills? Our driving lessons cater to your specific needs. Our skilled instructors provide personalized instruction. They help students of all ages and skill levels to become safe and responsible drivers.

Tailored Instruction for Teenagers and Adults

Our driving lessons for all ages focus on what each student needs. For teenage driver training, we work on skills like vehicle control and traffic awareness. For adult driver education, we cover basic skills or advanced maneuvers.

We tailor our lessons to meet each student's unique needs. This approach helps them overcome challenges and gain confidence on the road.

Teenage Driver Training

Adult Driver Education

  • Developing vehicle control
  • Learning traffic rules and regulations
  • Practicing defensive driving techniques
  • Building confidence on the road
  1. Refreshing basic driving skills
  2. Addressing specific areas of concern
  3. Mastering advanced maneuvers
  4. Boosting confidence and road awareness

Behind the Wheel: Real-World Practice

At our driving school, we think the best way to learn is by getting hands-on experience. Our behind the wheel training gives you the practical skills you need to drive with confidence.

You'll get to use your skills in real-world driving practice during your lessons. Our skilled instructors will take you through different road types, like busy city streets and winding country roads. This helps you develop the skills and quick thinking needed to stay safe.

Master Defensive Driving Techniques

Our Driving lessons also focus on defensive driving techniques. You'll learn to spot potential dangers, keep a safe distance, and act fast in unexpected situations. These skills will make you more confident in handling any driving situation.

  • Learn to scan the road for potential risks
  • Develop the ability to react quickly and appropriately
  • Understand how to maintain a safe following distance
  • Practice defensive driving maneuvers, such as emergency stop and evasive steering

Our training aims to give you the knowledge and experience to be a safe, responsible driver. With our expert help, you'll be ready for your driving test and enjoy the freedom of the road.

"The best way to learn to drive is by getting behind the wheel and practicing in real-world conditions. Our driving lessons ensure you develop the skills and confidence to handle any situation on the road."

Boost Your Confidence with Driving Lessons

Learning to drive can change how you feel on the road. Our expert driving lessons aim to boost your confidence. They help you overcome driving anxiety and make driving easier.

Our lessons are for everyone, whether you're new to driving or have been driving for years. We focus on what you need and help you learn step by step. With our skilled instructors, you'll learn the skills to drive safely and with confidence.

Feeling confident while driving is more than just passing your driving test. It's about feeling free and comfortable in any driving situation. Our lessons will help you face your fears, handle tough situations, and enjoy driving.

Overcome Driving Anxiety with Expert Guidance

If driving makes you anxious, we're here to help. Our instructors will work with you to find out why you're scared and how to overcome it. With practice and support, you'll become a confident driver.

  • Learn techniques to manage stress and anxiety behind the wheel
  • Develop the skills to navigate complex driving situations with ease
  • Gain the confidence to make decisions and react quickly on the road

Tailored Lessons for Your Unique Needs

Everyone learns differently, so our lessons are made just for you. Whether you're a teen or an adult, we'll make a plan that fits your goals and worries.

Lesson Type

Tailored Approach

Beginner Drivers

Comprehensive instruction in all the fundamentals of driving, building a solid foundation of knowledge and skills.

Experienced Drivers

Focused on refining techniques, addressing problem areas, and building advanced skills for greater confidence and control.

Nervous/Anxious Drivers

Specialized strategies to overcome fears, manage stress, and develop the self-assurance to handle any driving situation.

Drive with confidence and improve your skills. Contact us today to book your driving lessons and unlock the freedom and independence of the open road.

Driving Lessons Near You: Convenient Locations

We know how important it is to learn to drive near you. That's why we've placed our driving schools all over the area. This makes it easy for you to find a school close to your home or work.

Find a Driving School Close to Home or Work

Do you want to take driving lessons on your way to work or in a place you know well?

We're committed to offering driving lessons near me and convenient driving school locations. This shows how serious we are about making learning easy for everyone. We make sure our students can get the skills they need to drive safely and confidently.

Affordable Pricing and Payment Options

Our driving schools, deliver quality driving lessons that fit your budget. This will makes our services available to everyone, no matter your financial situation.

Learning to drive is a big step towards gaining freedom. With our flexible payment plans, you can pick the option that suits your budget best. Whether you pay all at once or spread it out, we've got you covered.

Payment Option

Description

Price from

Pay as you Go

Pay for driving lesson before starting every time

£30

Package Deal

Pay for 5 Lessons

£145

Package Deal

Pay for 10 Lessons

£280

Our cost-effective driver education programs aim to give you the skills and confidence to drive safely and responsibly.

 

Prepare for Your Road Test with Expert Guidance

Our driving lessons teach you more than just the basics. We give you the skills and confidence you need to do well on your driving test. Our experienced instructors will work closely with you. They provide personalized guidance and support to make sure you're ready for the real-world and your driving test.

Our comprehensive curriculum covers everything you need for road test preparation. You'll learn defensive drivingtechniques and how to navigate the test route easily. By the end, you'll have the knowledge and practical experience needed to pass the driving test and get your driver's license with confidence.

If you're a beginner or just want to improve your skills, our expert driving test coaching is here to help. We'll prepare you to approach the driving test with confidence. With our guidance, you'll show your driving skills and prove you can drive safely and responsibly.






Wednesday, 4 September 2024

 Fire chiefs warn of growing risk of e-bike ‘explosions’

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A total of 149 fires caused by exploding e-bike batteries were recorded by the London Fire Brigade (LFB) in 2023, an increase of 71pc from 2022.

Three people died as a result of the incidents while around 60 people were injured.

And at least a further 40 e-bike fires have been recorded so far this year.

The fires are typically triggered when the lithium battery of an e-bike becomes damaged or is charged using the wrong equipment, said Charlie Pugsley, the London Fire Brigade’s deputy commissioner.

He said: “Growing e-bike ownership is a good thing if they help people get around and it supports our climate objectives.

“But what really worries us is the speed and severity of these battery fires when they break out.

In December last year, the LFB revealed how a mother and son were forced to jump from the first-floor windows of their home in Ilford, east London, after an e-bike that had been left charging overnight burst into flames indoor. Both survived but had to be treated in hospital, while large sections of the house’s first floor and roof were destroyed.

The amount of energy packed into lithium batteries makes them particularly dangerous when they explode, leading to fierce flames and billowing smoke that fills the area within seconds, Mr Pugsley said.

The LFB is now advising households not to charge e-bikes when they are sleeping, to avoid placing them next to exits or stairways that could block escape routes and to always use the correct charger, among other things. Households have been advised to store them outside or in outbuildings, where possible.

Mr Pugsley raised concerns about growing spread of illegal e-bikes with more powerful motors and batteries, as well as DIY conversion kits that can lead people to charge batteries with the wrong charger.

Despite the legal limit for e-bikes being 250 watts of power, a string of models with capacities of up to 2,000 watts are openly sold online, described as “road legal”. In UK speed limit for electric bikes is 15.5mph, this means that the motor's assistance must stop when bike reaches this speed.

“In the vast majority of cases, it is not the fault of the consumer because they have bought the bikes in good faith.

“But obviously for those who buy the motorbike-style ones that is a deliberate choice.”

He added that proposals recently set out by the Government to increase the legal limit of e-bike power to 500 watts should not go ahead until more research had been done around the safety implications of such a move.

Saturday, 25 October 2014

UK driving licence fees fall

Cost of provisional licence will fall from 31st Oct 2014, to £34 from £50, while cost of renewing licence online will drop to £14
The cost-cutting measure, which will see the price of a provisional licence fall to £34 from £50, was announced by ministers, who estimated it would save all new drivers in the region of £80m over the next decade.
Other cuts coming into effect on 31 October include the costs of renewing a licence online every 10 years, reduced from £20 to £14, and a tachograph card used by businesses to monitor how far staff drive, which will fall from £38 to £32.
Transport minister Claire Perry said: “The cost of driving, especially for young drivers, can be significant and we are committed to cutting costs where we can. Thanks to DVLA making large-scale savings to their running costs, we have been able to cut the cost of the driving licence which will save drivers and businesses £150m over the next 10 years.”
The agency processes 1m “first licence” applications every year and the fees drop is expected to save new drivers £82.2m over 10 years, with more than 77% of these applications made by 17 to 24-year-olds.
In addition 2.1m  photocard licences are renewed every year, meaning motorists already on the road would save £61.3m collectively over a decade.
Businesses make another 85,500 renewals a year and will save £2.44m over 10 years while the cost savings to tachographs will save another £3.58m over the decade.
Read full story at :  http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/oct/25/uk-driving-licence-fees-fall

Saturday, 1 February 2014

Black drivers are more likely to be stopped by police

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                                   Stopwatch estimates five million unrecorded stops in one year.

Millions of cars are pulled over by the police every year without being officially recorded – and black drivers are significantly more likely to be targeted, figures reveal.
Although there is no official available data on the number of vehicle stops, researchers from Stopwatch, a coalition of academics and legal experts which monitors the use of stop-and-search powers by the police, used figures from the British Crime Survey to estimate that around 10% of adults in England and Wales are stopped in a vehicle by police each year.
"We estimate that there were approximately 5.5 million vehicle stops in 2010-11, approximately five million of which did not involve a search and therefore were not covered by the recording requirement," said a Stopwatch briefing document.
Research commissioned by the group based on British Crime Survey data between 2008 and 2011 also found that black people had reported higher levels of car stops  in the past year than white people and that "the disproportionality could not be explained by any other social or demographic factors". Rachel Taylor of the legal firm Fisher Meredith, who is a member of Stopwatch, said the practice of stopping cars without recording the incident using section 163 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 was alarming. It allowed officers to circumvent the conditions of reasonable suspicion that the driver is carrying an unauthorised weapon or drugs.
"This throws the power wide open to abuse, and research indicates that there are very high levels of racial disproportionality in its use," she said.

Friday, 31 January 2014

Google is under pressure to close private sites that charge

 

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Google is under pressure to close private sites that charge :


      ·          £85 for driving licence ( driving )renewals that cost £24.50 at the Post Office,
      ·         £29 to apply for "Ehics" (European health insurance cards) that are issued free by the NHS;
      ·         £172 for UK passports that should cost £72.50.
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Wednesday, 8 January 2014

Driving licence records to go online

DVLA to launch a system that will allow insurers to check driving licence records online, making deception and mistakes less frequent. 

Also Insurance premiums for motorists may be cut by up to £15 a year after the government announced that all driving licence records were being put online as part of my lisence project .
The searchable database for individuals and companies to check speeding endorsements and other details could also bring down the cost of car hire.
Currently insurers are unable to check licence details when they sell policies, and so have to "price in" the risk that drivers either lie to them about endorsements to get a lower quote, or simply make a mistake.
But a system due to be launched by the DVLA in March will allow them to access the information through the gov.uk website using an individual's licence number, national insurance number and postcode.
The Association of British Insurers has estimated that honest motorists could save £15 on their premiums thanks to the data being put online.
Car hire companies will also have their administration burden reduced through being able to check drivers' details online rather than by phone.
The paper counterpart to the driving licence card is due to be phased out by 2015, and there will be an assisted service for those who find it difficult to use the internet.

Thursday, 26 December 2013

Queen Street Mill in Burnley gets Grade I-listed status

Queen Street Mill in Burnley, has frequently been used for film and TV shows, is recognised as last working steam powered cotton mill in the world.

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The Queen Street Mill in Burnley Lancashire, which gets Grade I listing in the new year. Photograph: Alamy
A magnificent survivor from the age of steam will greet the new year as a Grade I-listed building, its importance finally recognised as the last working steam powered cotton mill in the world.
The giant Victorian steam engine of Queen Street Mill in Burnley Lancashire, was originally named Prudence; steam engines of the time were often affectionately christened. The engine, still running after 120 years, was renamed Peace in 1918 in honour of the fallen soldiers of the first world war, who included many former mill workers.
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Monday, 9 December 2013

Motoring Laws You May Have Broken Without Knowing them

Legislation to make driving under the influence of drugs as a specific offence has been welcomed after it was announced in last week's Queen's speech. It's already widely known that driving after taking banned drugs such as cannabis or cocaine is illegal but did you know that patients on prescription drugs also face prosecution if their driving is impaired by medication?

To stay on the right side of the law, a modern driver needs to be fully aware of the catalogue of potential motoring offences that they might be committing, and  this list seems to be growing by the day.
Here are 10 examples of less common offences that might catch you out:

Warning fellow oncoming motorists
Warning other drivers of a police speed trap could land you with a fine of up to £500. A 64-year-old male motorist from Grimsby helped a fellow driver avoid a potential prosecution and was hit with a fine and costs totalling £440 by magistrates.

Dirty number plate
Number plates that obscure the registration details can lead to a £1,000 fine.

Beeping your horn
Sounding your horn while stationary is illegal, unless to warn a moving vehicle of danger. In fact, you can't use your horn on a residential street from 11.30pm till 7am in any circumstances.

Changing a CD
...or, sipping a hot drink, eating food or doing your make-up while driving could be considered careless or even dangerous.

Pulling over to take a mobile phone call
You may still be considered by police to be 'driving' and therefore breaking the law if the engine is running, even if you are parked at the kerbside. Be safe: park up and switch off or use a hands-free phone.

Playing loud music
Playing loud music, especially with your car windows down, could be regarded as causing a distraction for either yourself or other road users.

Cradling a baby in your arms
As a passenger, holding a baby while the car is moving, even if you are wearing a seatbelt, is unlawful and the driver is responsible. All children must have a 'restraint', such as a booster seat or baby seat, until their 12th birthday or reaching 135cm tall. Travelling in a taxi is an exception.

Road rage
Being abusive or making rude hand gestures to a fellow road user or pedestrian can be judged inconsiderate, careless driving 

'Morning after' drink-drivers
Convictions of motorists who are over the alcohol limit from the previous night are on the rise. Some people who stop drinking alcohol at midnight may still be above legal limits for driving at 4pm the next day - 16 hours later - depending on the amount consumed.
Even beyond these less well-known laws there are numerous motoring myths that can land you in trouble. Inaccurate but commonly-held beliefs, such as the 'two-week leeway for changing a tax disc' or the 10% speed limit discretion, often get motorists fines or points on their driving licence, which can in turn lead to an outright ban via the totting-up system.

Solicitor Natali Farrell of Just Motor Law said: "It is useful for motorists to refresh themselves of the law by re-reading the Highway Code to avoid some of the myths.''

"Knowing the law can help a motorist avoid breaking it. Some offences are less clear-cut than say, speeding, and open to interpretation, which means there may be scope to challenge on several grounds."