Really that’s entirely up to a customer and what they want to achieve from the course. If it’s simply brushing up bay parking skills, a couple of hours might may have the desired effect. A customer looking to take a defensive driving course, following a rear end collision, you might be taking 6 hours.

Yes of course, it’s your course. All of our courses start with a discussion around goals for the course or lesson. If you tell us that you want all of your driving assessed and we should then agree a plan- that’s what we will do. If you tell us that your issue is roundabouts, we will focus on them.

Yes, absolutely. Driving at night on rural roads is a popular choice.

Yes, it can. Discussions lead to coping strategies and confidence

There are many reasons, however, more enjoyment from your motoring, reduced probability of being involved in a collision, extended driving life and less stress are well up at the top.

Absolutely and this is recommended. However, if you are switching from a manual to automatic and have not driven for a while, we would recommend that you use the school auto initially, before switching to lessons in your own car.

Yes you can get one done. We are often asked to carry out assessments by applicants hoping to get a job that involves driving job.

No. However as a responsible training organisation we must say that everyone should re-visit The Highway Code

Cost will vary per training organisation. Overall cost will depend on the type of course that you want, how many hours it will take to achieve your objective and the hourly rate. Our prices are included here for you.

Yes, we offer bespoke post collision course for drivers of all ages that live in the Bexhill and Battle area of East Sussex.

No, there is a difference. Advanced Driving is another level, and is based largely on the Police system of driving. It’s an attire course, whereas refresher driving lessons can be a complete course, but more often than not is focused on particular driving issues, such as parking or communicating with other motorists.

Although you haven’t had the opportunity to fully consolidate the skills learned during your basic learner training, you’re still a full UK Licence Holder, and would have retained some skills and knowledge. We would classify you as a ” returner”, and would kick off with an assessment drive to see what’s needed in terms of refresher lessons. You may well be better than you think.

Yes, we can devise a short course focused on your problem. There could be so many reasons why you are exceeding the posted limit. Your issue could be knowledge based, ie not knowing what the limit in certain areas, which lack a 30 MPH prohibition sign. It could be skills based, such as not being able to control the feeling of pressure from drivers behind, causing you to go faster and faster. This situation is so common, it really is.
We operate in the Bexhill- on- Sea area and will be more than happy to assist you.

No, unfortunately not. These days, even if you take a full Advanced Driving course, and take one of the tests offered by the IAM or RoSPA, there is no real saving to be made. However, you will be a safer driver, with all of the benifits that it brings, including fewer collisions, which do have a direct effect on the cost of car insurance. In addition, you will be less likely to pick up penalty points on your licence, which again has a direct effect on the cost of car insurance.