Friday, 31 October 2008

DSA cracks down on illegal driving schools

Further to the BBC One show programme on illegal driving schools, the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has continued its initiative to deal with the rising number of illegal driving instructors by sucessfully prosecuting a man in Derbyshire for faslely taking money from learner drivers while not qualified or having his name on the DSA register of approved driving instructors.



The DSA has said that it is taking the issue of illegal driving instruction very serious, and with over 400 cases currently being investigated, it is hoping for more convictions in the future.

Anyone thinking about becoming a driving instructor should do the proper research before spending money and time, as a few of these illegal ADIs are people who have failed the qualifying process, and have continued to teach and charge learner drivers!

If you suspect any driving school is operating illegally, you should contact the DSA on 02920 581155 or email integrity.team@dsa.gsi.gov.uk

Thursday, 30 October 2008

Driving School Mill Hill NW7 London

If you are looking for driving lessons in Mill Hill, NW7 why not consider using Shola the driving instructor who runs the UKADI learner drivers blog.



Shola is an ex AA driving school DSA registered ADI with many years experience and been running the UK driving school blog since 2005, providing free online advice on passing the DSA driving test using articles and videos.

Driving Instructor for NW Post Codes


Shola is based in Mill Hill, London, and as an instructor can provide quality driving tuition to learner drivers who live in Mill Hill, Hendon, Colindale, Edgware, Kingsbury, Brent Cross, Kilburn and West Hampstead. His local knowledge also means that he is very faimiliar with area which is covered by both the Hendon and Mill Hill driving test centre routes, including the famous apex and sterling corner roundabouts.

The driving instructor's car also has a video recording system which allows him to record on to dvd your driving lesson for later review in the comfort of your home, a free service not available from any other school operating in the Mill Hill or north west london area.

If you want more information, you can contact Shola on 07956233032 or visit his driving test tips website.

Sunday, 12 October 2008

Driving Test Tips

If you are preparing for the UK driving test, whether you are learning to drive with a DSA approved driving instructor (ADI), or are using a member of your family, a friend or colleague, you can never be over prepared or have too much knowledge, so why not get some Driving Test Tips to help you pass the DSA licence assessment examination.



There are various driving test tips that are simple but important and could mean the difference between passing and failing. What are the top ten faults committed during the UK driving test, what is a serious or dangerous driving error.

Do you have driving test nerves? How do you deal with them, should I use driving test simulator games to prepare for the DSA practical car examination, when should I change speed if a new limit is shown, once I see the sign or after I pass the new speed limit sign on the test.

Visit the Driving Test Tips website today and pass at your next attempt, don't just read the advice, but practice and be confident in your knowledge and skills!

Tuesday, 7 October 2008

Cheap Driving Lessons

Affordable driving school


If you are thinking of learning to drive a car in the UK in the present credit crunch economy, then it might have crossed your mind to look for cheap driving lessons. Affordable driving tuition can be a very good way of learning to drive, but you must be very careful who offers driving lessons to you, as you might end up either paying more in the long run with the driving instructor or at worst be throwing a lot of money down the drain.



If you particuarly go for the lowest priced driving school in your area (might be offering £15 or £17 lessons in London for instance), then you need to make sure that the instructor is operating legally, is insured and are registered with the Driving standards Agency (DSA), and thus will be giving you the right type of driving lessons to help you drive safe and pass the UK road test.

Dirt cheap driving lessons could turn out to be exactly that, can your potential cheap school provide a references from former learner drivers, have they been operating long enough to have built up a good reputation, how about the driving lesson car, is it roadworthy, fully insured and comfortable to drive.

These are some questions you need to ask yourself before trying to save your money by going for cheap driving lessons from a school or instructor (ADI or PDI).

Value and quality is more important, if an instructor can offer Driving Lesson Videos, while it might cost slightly more initially, you will benefit in the long run, and pass your test earlier and at less total cost with out being held back by a doggy person who wants to recoup the loss made from smaller profit margins by having you stay with them longer.

Wednesday, 1 October 2008

Contact Us

If you would like to get in touch, need driving lessons, are looking for a reliable ADI instructor, or have any queries about driving schools, then it is best if you leave a comment on any of the driving school blog posts.

About Driving School



Driving School is a blog about schools in London, driving lessons and information that will help you choose the right approved driving instructors if you are learning to drive a car or are preparing for the UK driving test.

As an owner of my own driving school, I hope to share any information on the day to day running of the business to help out other ADIs or those that have newly qualified as instructors.