What to expect in the first driving lesson ..read more

What to expect on your first day ..read more

What to expect on your first day ..read more

What to expect on your first day ..read more

While this seems like a great idea, many parents as well as their kids may not be that eager to engage in driving lessons with either party. This is interestingly stated in an article found on www.verywellfamily.com. The author goes on to state ‘helping your children drive strikes fear into the hearts of many parents’. How often it is considered true, remains debatable. However, past experiences and even research has proven that in many cases, parents do seem reluctant to teach their children. The transport and accident commission of Australia shares some not-so-great facts when it comes ..read more

, then you’re likely rearing to go on a drive on your own. If you’re older than that, perhaps in your 30’s or even middle aged, you may want to take things a little easier and get used to the vehicle you’re driving properly before speeding off on your own, you may even want to get your driving skills updated or improved ..read more

You would want your first driving lesson to be a memorable one wouldn’t you? And of course to most of us, it is. Perhaps it might be a nervous first, meeting your driving instructor, getting behind the wheel, listening to instructions as you drive, these might seem a tad bit overwhelming on your first day. Overcoming any anxiousness might be a good way to begin your first day at driving school. And here are few tips to help you feel more relaxed before you begin. Wear comfortable shoes – Comfy shoes is always a good idea in any stressful situation. Wearing tight and uncomfortable ones could st ..read more

Did you know that driving a car is one of the riskiest things a human can do? In the year 2021 an accurate figure of 1,123 car crash deaths were reported in . More shocking than that is the fact, this figure comes as an increase of 2.6% in car crashes compared to the previous year. In another article published by , a survey carried out in 2014 discovered that over 79%  Australians out of a thousand, had fears about driving. This has resulted in some age groups not willing to take up any form of driving. And finally, meeting with a motor car accident is among the second most feared things ..read more

My name is Karen and my Dad taught me to drive. Every weekend was lesson time and my Dad used to take me on a training drive. When I took the wheel, Dad was by me on the passenger side guiding and helping me out. It all turned out quite well and I was proud when Dad used to say that I was a ‘really good driver’ or he’d say ‘great driving’ every time our driving sessions ended. I was on cloud 9 and was really sure that my driving was top notch. However, all that changed when it was time for me to take my drive test with the examiner. It came as a shock when he quietly wrote ‘failed’ on the test ..read more

What was your first day at school like?.... Did you feel anxious? Did you feel awkward about the person seated next to you? Did the teacher make you feel like you were doing something wrong all the time? Seems an odd thing to say, but your first day at a driving lesson might seem very similar to your first day at school. Feeling anxious, awkward, and making a mistake are just part of the learning process when learning to drive, especially when its your first day at lessons ..read more