Driving Lessons in Dedworth

Learning to drive in the Dedworth in Berkshire area

Taking driving lessons in Dedworth 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 Dedworth Borough has a population of about 17,000 and this is growing every day, so the road systems are at peak hours very busy and demanding places to drive. driving lessons dedworth

When you enter the Borough 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.

Driving Instructor in Dedworth

The following suburbs and surrounding towns and suburbs such as Slough, Eton, Dedworth, Windsor, Wexham, Datchet, and Cippenham 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. Driving Lessons in Dedworth

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 Dedworth area are listed below:

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 Driving Lessons in Dedworth

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.

Driving Lessons in Dedworth

We have quite a few driving instructors in and around the Dedworth area that will design a driving course that suits you and covers all of the driving modules that will prepare you for the theory and eventually the driving test. All of our driving instructors are fully qualified DVSADI’s this means that they are Driving & Vehicle Standards Approved Driving Instructors, and that they have been police CRB checked. Driving Lessons in Dedworth

The driving courses in Dedworth

we offer vary depending on your experience, if you are a beginner then the ADI(Approved Driving Instructor) will start from the beginning for you and work on the basics, if you are more experienced then the course will be based on what you already know and perhaps become more advanced. We use coaching methods in our teaching so it will always be a joint decision on how the course is structured for you.

Top tips for your Driving Test

With more and more people learning to drive, Blue School of Motoring present a guide of Top Tips to help you with your driving test.

The biggest driving test tip is not to book a driving test unless you feel ready! If you don’t feel confident, check with your driving instructor whether you are ready for your driving test.

Learn about the driving test in Dedworth

It’s natural to feel slightly nervous on the day of your driving test. Don’t let this worry you too much. Stay calm and drive as you have been driving with your driving instructor, don’t drive any differently just because an examiner is sitting next to you.

Always check your mirrors and indicate before stopping or moving off during your driving test. Look carefully over your shoulder to check your blind spots. Failure to do the latter will most certainly get you a minor fault mark, and could be potentially hazardous to other road users.

Don’t look down at the gear stick when you change gear during your driving test. You should always keep your eyes on the road, constantly scanning the far, middle and near distance.