First Time pass for Greg Harden of Norton St Philip, Somerset who passed his driving test
A brilliant First Time pass for Greg Harden of Norton St Philip, Somerset who passed his driving test with only a few minor faults in Trowbridge, Wiltshire. Greg had to drive through the heavy rains, hail, sleet and high winds of storm Freya during his driving test, along with some very busy school run trafafic. Greg had to do a reverse parallel park as his manoeuvre and an emergency stop.
All the best from Damien Burke you’re driving instructor, it was great to see you pass and congratulations from all the team at Blue.
Get your first driving lesson in Norton St Philip
with one of our local driving instructors who are trained in the latest coaching and client cantered learning skills. We have a very high success rate for the driving test in Norton St Philip and we can help you to become a very safe driver.
Blue School of Motoring instructors in the Frome area have a high success rate, with most of our students for the driving school coming from recommendations.
driving lesson in Norton St Philip
We also cover the following local area’s
Frome, Beckington, Keyford, Nunney, Mells, Midsomer Norton, Radstock, Trowbridge, Warminster, Westbury.
We can offer a flexible training programme to suit your needs, this includes pick up and drop off to your home or work. Each module is covered as per the DVSA(Driving & Vehicles Standards Agency) requirements. This includes help with the Theory, Hazard Perception Test, and on through to your taking of the Practical test.
Learning to drive in the Norton St Phillip area is a great opportunity as there so many different types of driving conditions and varying road systems to experience that are covered in the Highway Code and the National Driving Standards. The Norton St Phillip Borough has a population of about 160,000 and this is growing every day, so the road systems are at peak hours very busy and demanding places to drive.
When you enter the Borough buy valium from thailand from either east or west and head towards the town centre you immediately encounter a sprawling suburban mix of driving conditions from roundabouts, dual carriageways, motorways, heavily built up housing estates, pedestrian crossings, to T-Junctions and crossroads, where you meet a wide variety of road users.
The following suburbs and surrounding towns and suburbs such as Norton St Phillip, Beckington, Keyford, Nunney, Mells, Midsomer Norton, Radstock, Trowbridge, Warminster, Westbury are all populated with a variety of drivers not just in their own vehicles but, tradespeople in their vans, trucks, HGV’s, buses, taxis and let’s not forget cyclists, motorbike riders and the ever present pedestrian, trying to get to work or school.
All the above require a high level of concentration so you should be able to demonstrate the ability on how to apply a systematic approach to driving, such as Mirrors, Signal, Manoeuvre Position, Speed, Look (MSM-PSL). This is a core foundation skill that all our clients at Blue School of Motoring are taught on day one on our training courses. MSM-PSL also requires the ability to forward plan and how to balance and combine the demands of safe driving and the principles of eco responsible driving.
Some of the driving course modules that you will cover with one of our driving instructors in the Norton St Phillip area are listed below:
driving lesson in Norton St Philip
how to select a suitable position on the road
where you may not drive, for example on the pavement, hard shoulder or in cycle lanes
what lane discipline is and why it is important that your position on the road may be affected by a range of factors including weather, road and traffic conditions
the importance of
scanning the road ahead for reasons to change your position, such as roadworks
taking timely action to reposition yourself
how to use a safe, systematic routine in time to change position safely and responsibly
how the performance and handling of your vehicle will affect your ability to overtake safely and responsibly
where you may and may not overtake.
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