The way we provide your free theory practice is changing Inclusive Driving has always provided free access to the Driving Test Success Anytime website. This has allowed us to monitor your progress in studying for your theory and hazard perception
H is for Help with Expired Theory Certificates
Many learners have found that during Lockdowns 1,2 and 3, their theory certificates have expired, and for many Inclusive Driving customers, it wasn’t easy to gain your certificate in the first place. Unfortunately, there are no government plans to extend
G is for Going Automatic
Going Auto in June 2021 Here at Inclusive Driving, we think differently. It’s time to embrace automatic as the future. Car manufacturers are already embracing it, as are the government, with a proposed ban on conventional petrol and diesel engines
N is for News (2nd July 2020)
Driving Instructors are receiving a trickle of information each day, mostly concerning when testing will start, how we need to stay safe during lessons, and how tests will be conducted. This is the main focus of this week’s newsletter, as
W is for WE ARE BACK!
Driving lessons resume from Monday 6th July This message is important. Please ask somebody to help you read it if you find it difficult to understand. You are also welcome to phone me Monday to Friday between 10am and 1pm
I is for Important
If you are one of my Special Needs students, please ask someone to help you read this. Or please phone me between 10am and 1pm any day if you need me to help you. At 5pm today, all driving instructors
N is for News (10th June 2020)
Getting you booked in the diary The world is slowly getting back to normal. But it will take a while. Just a simple back of the envelope calculation shows that the lock-down will have been responsible for a backlog over
Q is for Queue
We are doing this post in two parts, as there are two types of queue to discuss Slow-moving traffic on single-lane and multi-lane roads e.g. dual carriageways Approaching roadworks where traffic is merging to one lane. Slow-moving traffic If it’s
O is for Oil
Free vehicle checklist Breakdowns are an inconvenience and can’t be completely eliminated. But it is possible to reduce the likelihood of a breakdown with some basic checks, and you don’t need to be a mechanic to do them. Flowers Get
N is for Not My Fault
“Had an accident that wasn’t your fault?” These adverts for no-win-no-fee legal services annoy me. I, along with most other instructors, firmly believe that in 99.9% of incidents, both drivers are to blame. The blame may not necessarily be shared