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You’ve passed your driving test! You’re now itching to get in the car, without your driving instructor, and drive away to your new found freedom – but reality hits, you don’t feel as confident as you perhaps thought. Many new drivers experience nerves for their first drive alone after passing their driving test. It’s normal,… Read more »

It might be spring, but in spite of the longer evenings we can still get caught out driving in the dark. For a lot of new drivers, driving in the dark can be a bit daunting. Anticipating oncoming hazards is even more important than in daylight and familiar routes and surroundings can appear unfamiliar. As… Read more »

How do you choose your driving instructor, or where to go for your driving lessons? When you’re seeking to gain independence and open up all of the possibilities and freedom of driving, you obviously want to pass as quickly and accurately as possible. When you’re choosing where to go for your driving lessons in Manchester,… Read more »

To do a crash course in driving, or not to do a crash course in driving, that is the question. It isn’t quite Shakespeare, but still important nonetheless! Each year, thousands of UK residents get behind the wheel for the first time, in hopes that after some 20+ hours of lessons, they might be afforded… Read more »

Failure of a driving test can be due to several of reasons, some in your control and some that aren’t. However nerves just depend on the type of person you are. It’s normal to feel nervous, but if you’re properly prepared, then there’s no need to feel worried. However we all know this is easier… Read more »

If this is your first winter as a new driver, you’ll notice there are a few new challenges to negotiate and for many people, this can be a bit of a shock. With icy roads, snowy conditions, freezing fog and reduced visibility, extra care needs to be taken when driving, and the condition of your… Read more »

Whether you’re 17 or 37, taking your driving test is a stressful experience and less than half of us will pass our driving test the first time round. Quite often this is due to the same few mistakes that people make under stress, but here at Weekly Crash Courses, we’ll make you aware of these… Read more »

Even if you’ve just passed your driving test with flying colour, statistics show that one in five new drivers will be involved in a crash in their first year of driving, and one in three drivers killed in accidents are under the age of 25. Here at Weekly Crash Courses, we’ve put together 5 essential… Read more »

Before you’re allowed to drive on the roads, you will need to get a provisional licence so you can get driving lessons from a professional driving instructor or your slightly terrified parent. You’ll also need one before you can take your driving theory test. Once you have your provisional licence, you need to make sure… Read more »

Before you can attempt your practical driving test, you will need to take and pass your theory test. Whilst it may at first glance, look like the easier test, it’s split into two parts – a multiple choice test of 50 questions, and a hazard perception test and costs £30 to take each time! You… Read more »