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I don't know about you, but learning to drive was one of the exciting times in my quite simply young life. I have been driving for just over two and a half years now and I love the freedom that comes with it. People learn to drive at all ages, as young teenagers, middle ages and at a time that suits them really. Another key factor is affordability. Not everyone can afford to drive when they hit seventeen - as much as they would like to. However, there are some new options available for younger drivers. A lot of the national driving schools offer a taster driving lesson for those under the age of seventeen. Legally, they are only entitled to basic lessons, introducing them to the basic car controls, how cars operate and some basic driving such as moving off and stopping - all valid and useful experience for when they start learning to drive on a more regular basis. Driving lessons are available all over the country, with test centres everywhere. For example if you are learning to drive in St Albans, your driving instructor may complete a number of driving lessons in St Albans so you can get familiar with the local test routes. This is a great way to improve your knowledge of the area and will make you feel so much more confident when you come to taking your driving test. Intensive driving courses are a great way to speed up the learning process. In basic terms, you would book a number of lessons in advance and complete them either daily or weekly depending on your driving instructors availability. This helps you understand the roads, car and the learning process much quicker and will get you to test standard faster. driveJohnsons are a national driving school and offer competitively priced driving lessons to pupils all over the country. They offer qualified ADI instructors one of the cheapest driving school franchise opportunities in the UK that contains no contract.
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