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Driving Lessons in Liverpool for Learner drivers |
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Wednesday, 05 September 2007 10:06 |
 Driving Lessons in Liverpool - Learning to drive Welcome to the learner driver web pages, here you will gain an appreciation of what's involved with driving lessons what you need to know for a driving test and what's involved to get you through your test. To help you to make the most of your driving lessons, we have developed a catalogue of articles that can be used in parallel with your lesson plan. Contact us today and with one free hour lesson our qualified instructors can assess your skill level and will develop a training plan to suit your needs exactly. We cover Widnes, Garston, Norris Green and St Helens test centres.
We have taught students how to learn to drive for many years throughout Liverpool and Merseyside and they have helped us understand exactly what it is that students need learn to pass their tests without undue stress and cost. This includes giving learner drivers the right skills needed to control and drive a car, but more importantly the right attitude to keep them safe and develop a more conscientious approach to their driving. Learn to drive with free resourcesWe offer loads of free resources to complement your learning and driving experience including a free Log book to record your progress (register with us today and receive added bonus tips and regular updates). In combination with our lessons we will signpost you the exact information to accelerate your learning and get you where you want to be. We have searched through the web to see what might help you out there and thoroughly recommend the following sites:
The best online resource for learners by far – www.smartlearners.co.uk Assess your skills with Directions Driver training A mock driving test is a great way to take you out of your 'comfort zone' and give you a true idea of your ability without any helpful hints from your instructor. The mock test will measure your ability to:
* Operate in test conditions
* Understand road markings, traffic signs and deal with other road users
* Answer Show me Tell Me questions
* Perform required Manoeuvres
Our philosophy for driving is not just giving lessons to get you through your driving test but to help you develop into an all round excellent driver by building on your driving experience. Through our ‘open and honest’ approach all consultation is direct with you and we build your knowledge and skills at your natural pace.
***COMING SOON – BTEC QUALIFICATION IN DRIVING SCIENCE***- details will be announced soon...
After you’ve passed your driving test
Once you’ve passed your driving test, going it alone is almost as daunting as your first lesson, especially motorway driving. A lot of our students undertake the pass plus course (motorway driving) to ensure they have a complete knowledge of driving, but if you really get the ‘bug’ then there are plenty of advanced and defensive driving courses (a perfect present for achieving your driving licence!).
Essential Information We have put together the most frequently used resources needed for learning to drive in this handy section. The most requested document we get asked for from learner drivers is the list of vehicle check questions that are used by the examiners on the day of a practical driving test:. If you do nothing else today download or print this list of questions and answers and learn them, practise with friends and family on different cars so you know what to say on the day! They are commonly referred to as 'Show me Tell me ' STUDY MATERIAL We strongly recommend that you obtain the following books: Driving the Essential Skills The Highway Code Know Your Traffic Signs Official Theory Test Question book
All these books are available from the DSA website (www.dsa.gov.uk) and high street stores such as WHSmith. There are various CD Roms available for Hazard Perception training and the DSA has produced a DVD entitled ‘What if?’ which is very good. As well as the DSA website you will find some very useful and helpful information on the following sites: www.smartdriving.co.uk www.2pass.co.uk
Reading before and in between your lessons will enable you to spend more time developing your practical driving skills when on your lesson. This will make your lessons much more productive and enjoyable. A full set of lesson handouts is available from your instructor for a cost of £7. These cover all in-car lessons with lots of helpful notes and details. Diagrams are included for you to make notes and these handouts are very good revision tools. Even if or when you have passed your theory test, we still recommend that you continue your studies to keep it fresh in your mind and speed up your practical learning process.
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Last Updated on Friday, 07 August 2009 13:15 |
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