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If you’re learning to drive, make ingenie the first place you come for advice. As well as info on insurance for learner drivers, this section is packed full of tips on getting the most out of your driving lessons, passing your theory test and what to expect from the hazard perception test. Remember it’s not about how fast you pass but how well you learn!
We are all only human. You can't be on top of your game 100% of the time - no one is - and driving is really hard. So it stands to reason that, prepared as you may be, you might fail a test or 2 (or 5, in the case of more than 1 person...
Passing your driving test isn't the magical signal that you know everything about driving and are 100% ready to rule the road. Recognising this can actually help you learn and pass because it's all about attitude: if you think you're the...
Choosing the right instructor can make all the difference when you start learning to drive. It’s not just about having someone experienced and qualified in the car next to you – they’ve also got to be someone you trust and feel...
Part of the practical driving test is a series of questions designed to show you know a bit about car maintenance and controls. The first part of this takes place before you've driven anywhere, right after your eyesight check. The new show...
We get a lot of questions about the theory test, so I thought I'd share some here along with a bit of advice. This advice is based on tips other people have shared, my own theory test experience and a whole lot of trawling student forums -...
There you are, driving calmly and happily down a road when you see the sign. There’s a junction coming. Take a deep breath and shelve your panic - by the end of this article you will be completely prepared for any junction the road...
You may feel you were born ready but hold up there, Sparky. Before you start booking driving lessons, take a minute to look through this checklist. Your birthday Yip, 17. Although you can apply for your provisional licence when you're 16,...
Putting in the practice while you're learning to drive can be the difference between a pass and a fail - or even a crash and no crash once you've passed. Practice outside of driving lessons gives you experience of different times of day,...
When you're learning to drive, money is going to be tight. If you already know you can't afford to buy and insure your own car to practise in before your test, there are 2 other options. Named driver on someone else's policy This has...
The secret to passing your test and driving off into the sunset is getting enough practice. You need plenty of driving lessons, of course, but time spent driving in different areas and at different times is guaranteed to make you a better...
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