Get the right driving lessons

Driving lessons with loved ones is inevitably less expensive than going to an expert driving instructor. However does it ready you for life on the road?

When they start driving instruction, thousands of learners opt to mix lessons from loved ones with professional driving instruction.

That is because it ensures you get as much experience on the road as possible – which is time well spent if you want to enhance your confidence behind the wheel. But, if you rely wholly on tutoring from parents or siblings instead of professional driving instructors, you could miss out on a lot.

Anyone aged over 21, who has held a full driving licence for three years or more, can offer driving lessons. But in the abscence of formal training given to driving tutors, they could easily pass on any bad customs they have picked up over the years.

Also, driving instructors will be able to give you beneficial advice and assistance that you are unlikely to get from loved ones.

For example, an experienced instructor will be able to help you study for the theory and hazard perception tests. This test was first introduced in 2002, so any friends or family who are experienced drivers may not have passed this.

A trained driving instructor will also know of the likely test routes and the best parts of town to drive in addition to lessons.

A driving instructor is also more likely to have the skill necessary to get people through their test, highlight areas of driving that need improvement and build up confidence in the car.

Of Course, it is up to you to find the type of driving tuition that suits you most, be it professional instructions, more relaxed teaching friends or family, or both. There is no right or wrong way in learning to drive so consider the options and get behind the wheel.

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