https://bookmygarage.com/blog/2021-new-cars-advanced-driver-assist-systems/

According to a mandate from the European Commission revealing the new set of safety rules.  Of course, Brexit might come into play for UK car buyers, but typically when one developed region introduces new safety rules the others soon follow.

The changes are mandatory because governments know that drivers want safe vehicles but are rarely willing to pay for them if they are optional extras.

Learn to drive the CONNECTED way!

Use your PassRight app to:- Track your lessons and what you have covered. Monitor your progress and notes made for each lesson.

Follow the payments you've made and the lessons taken.

See the syllabus covered each lesson. Read revision guides for every lesson you complete. Get reminders so you never miss a lesson.

Learn and practice your Theory & Hazard Perception using the official DVSA training bank of questions and video clips.As your driving instructor uses Driving Instructor app for the iPad, a record all of the details of your lessons as you progress through the syllabus is available and can sync all information via wifi to your PassRight app.When you first log in (using the code your instructor gives you) you will see both your name and your instructor's details. If your device is logged into Facebook you'll also see your profile picture.You can see details of each lesson you've had, check your balance if you've been paying in advance, and see your progress against the individual topics covered each lesson. As well as information about what's coming up in your next few lessons, there's also a complete revision guide to all the lessons you've had so far, and you get access to these automatically as you complete different sections of the syllabus.There's over 36,000 words of content to help you revise what you've learnt, either a lesson at a time, or refresh your memory before you come up to your test, and your instructor can personalise this with the diagrams you used in the lessons. As well as covering your practical lessons, PassRight helps you prepare for your Theory & Hazard Perception Test, using content provided under licence from the DVSA, the people that test you. If you do well you can post the results straight to Facebook, Twitter or GameCentre. We want you to have years of safe, happy driving, and to do that we want you to get the most out of your lessons. It all starts here!

Find out how the driving test will work from 4 December 2017. Changes to include following directions from a sat nav, changes to manoeuvres, 'show me, tell' questions and more: https://www..gov.uk/government/news/d...

Official DVSA to guide to what happens during the driving test and what it takes to pass it - including the eyesight test, 'show me, tell me' questions, reversing exercises, and independent driving part of the test.
https://www.gov.uk/driving-test & https://youtu.be/lI08tzIfo4c

This is a cool game to help you acquire some much needed steering and control skills. It gets harder and harder as you get up through all 12 levels ... hours of fun or frustration as it only allows you to crash 3 times..yikes!

https://www.billplant.co.uk/game/

Happy New Year 2017 

I'm looking forward to having many more successes and meeting new boys and girls throughout this new year.

Book your driving lesson with me 

Have you had some cash given to you as a Christmas present or perhaps you are having your birthday soon - what better present to get from your family than a driving lesson on your birthday? 

New Ford Focus Titanium 1.5 TDCi - Year 2016

BY JADE MORAND - 

The government are introducing a new driving test with updated manoeuvres as well as 20 minutes of independent driving (using a satnav) with the aim of making the test more

Well, the year has already started very successfully with 2 passes at their first attempts. Well done guys!

Chloe passed her driving test and achieved 0 (zero) driving faults on the morning of the 4th Dec 2015 at Brislington DTC

I was presented with this lovely chocolate bar as a thank you from one of my pupils. So lovely!

Thanks for your kind gesture, Asher.