Here are a few tips on how to find a driving instructor near me. A driving instructor must pass a searching three-part examination to qualify, and they have to reach and maintain the high standards required by the Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency.
Some instructors choose to gain experience by using a trainee licence (or pink badge). They are trainee Driving Instructors and have not completed all the qualifying exams, and may never do so.
Learn to drive with a qualified instructor. Take a look at my testimonials to see what my pupils have to say.
Go Green! Approved Driving Instructors will display a Green Badge in their window. So make sure you see this displayed. You may be putting yourself at risk if the person providing driving lessons is not qualified.
If you think your instructor is working illegally then contact the DVSA with as much information as possible. If they are offering lessons at low prices, or do not display a Pink or Green Badge, keep personal details hidden, for example, they do not supply business cards, or logbooks, then the chances are they are working illegally and putting you and other road users at risk.
I realize the importance of finding a professional driving instructor. To help you make that decision, I can arrange a no-obligation call to discuss what I can provide for you. This gives us an excellent opportunity to chat through it all before any driving lessons start and discuss the available options in regards to your driving tuition.
I can also make the necessary licence and eyesight checks before you start your training. We will discuss how you would like to approach your lessons.
To book your chat or first driving lesson you can contact me online, or call me on 07866 673 174. You can also contact me by email.