Congratulations to Justine Pickthorne who passed her driving test on 26th July 2012 at the Stoke on Trent driving test centre. Justine passed first time with just 3 minor faults. She took her driving lessons in Stoke on Trent with Drive Ahead’s driving instructor Dave Shannon. Justine passed with us, following her boyfriend and his brother previously passing with us.
Well done Justine, from Dave and all at Drive Ahead School of Motoring!
Congratulations to Daniel Gillick who passed his driving test on 16th July 2012 at the Stoke on Trent driving test centre. Daniel passed on his 2nd attempt and took driving lessons with our instructor Martin Molyneux.
Well done Daniel from all at Drive Ahead School of Motoring
Bijal Passed with Drive Ahead School of Motoring
Congratulations to Bijal Shah who passed her driving test at Newcastle Test Centre on 30th March 2012. Bijal had being taking driving lessons for a while, although she took two breaks whilst learning to have her 2 lovely children. We’d like to wish Bijal all the best as she is moving to London next week, and this was her final chance to pass her driving test in Newcastle under Lyme.
Well done Bijal, and good luck from Dave and all at Drive Ahead School Of Motoring!
Here at Drive Ahead, we appreciate that our learners have busy lives and so we always try hard to accomodate every circumstance that life throws at us. So we will always make every effort to try to arrange your Driving Lessons to suit you. So, if you live in Newcastle-Under Lyme and are looking for a caring and affordable driving school, then be sure to give us a call. Don’t worry if you don’t live in the Centre of Newcastle, we cover the whole borough. If you live in Knutton, Silverdale, Keele or Kidsgrove we can still teach you, no problem.
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On the 23rd January 2012 the DSA (Driver standards Agency) made some changes to the U.K driving theory test. There has been loads of rumours flying around as to what has changed and most are very far from the truth.
The format of the theory test is exactly the same as it has been for the last couple of years which is:
50 multi-choice questions, to pass this section you must get 43 correct
13 hazard perception clips, 11 with 1 hazard and 2 with 2 hazards, giving a total of 75 available points, and to pass you must score 45 or more.
The only change to the theory test is that the DSA is no longer publishing the questions that will be asked during the test. Previously, you could buy a book, CD, or go online and see every single question that would be asked on your test. The problem with that is many people would just learn which answers matched the questions, without getting an understanding of what was being asked.
The questions that will be asked will be very similar to those asked before, but it’s important now that you understand what you are learning, and not just memorising the questions and answers. The DSA has published a new set of learning aids including books, CD’s, and even an iPhone app. More information on these publications can be found at http://www.tsoshop.co.uk/bookstore.asp?FO=1162833&trackid=000578 or by going the App Store and searching DSA theory