Getting behind the wheel for the first time can be daunting. Read our free driving lessons tips for beginners to help you get the most from your classes.
As it stands we plan to resume driving tuition in early July. This depends upon the Government confirming when lockdown measures will be eased further. We will be keeping this page updated, so please come back and check it regularly for updates.
When you get a car it’s important to keep it in good condition, both for safe driving and also to save the cost of more expensive problems developing. Here’s our quick quide to things you can do yourself, without necessarily needing professional help.
When you’re putting your money, time and effort into driving lessons, it’s important to know you’re getting the best in return. Read our guide about what you should be able to expect from a good driving school.
The theory test for learners in the UK is changing in April, in an attempt by the DVSA to make it more accessible. We’ve put together this guide to let you know what is changing and if you need to do anything differently to prepare for the test.
Lots of people who learn to drive unfortunately experience some abuse or rude behaviour from other drivers on the road. At How-2-Drive, we’re calling on all road users to remember what it was like to be a learner and be kind to all pupils.
Most people approach their first driving lesson with a mixture of excitement and nerves; the first step on your journey to driving freedom. Read our guide about what you can expect and how you can prepare.
Driving lessons are not just for 17-year-olds. We’ve taught pupils of all ages over the years, and there are lots of reasons why people come to lessons later in life. We caught up with one of our former pupils, who passed her test aged 52 at the first attempt in 2017.
We are proud to be backing the Mulbarton Belles, as they embark on their first season as a new team.
Finding the perfect Christmas present is hard! We’ve got some ideas for gifts that will help the learner or experienced driver in your life to enjoy 2020.
Making journeys safely in winter isn’t just about your car being ready; it’s also important to think about your own driving and how you react to whatever weather comes your way.