[Help] Driving Instructors - Recommendation

[Munkfish]

After Months of rail carnage and finally working outside of Brighton for the first time in my life, Im finding the need to drive more and more.

Can anyone recommend a decent driver instructor who can do evening and weekend lessons?

 

[Argartu]

Not sure of his availability as we haven't spoken in a while but Darren got me passed. Great bloke and an albion fan to boot! https://www.facebook.com/Rads-Driving-School-309190562833548/

 

[spongy]

Driving instructors are difficult to recommend. All have different styles and techniques to teach you.

I recommended my old instru tor to my Mrs but she struggled. Moved to a female instructor but wasn't happy either. Eventually she went with a work colleagues husband who is an instructor. Instantly felt more comfortable behind the wheel and passed on her first test with him. (She had failed twice previously with the others).

Personally I'd just ring around and ask them for their first time pass rate % and try to find the cheapest with the best rate and go from there.

A lot now just do block booking as it works out cheaper but try a couple first cor a few lessons then you can block book if you wish.

The bloke who taught me (22 years ago now WTF!) I thought was great but others may not.

 

[Weststander]

Savile’s of Leeds. A trustworthy bunch.

 

[spence]

I would hate to do my test now. Good luck

 

[WATFORD zero]

I believe that quite a few Instructors have waiting lists at the moment, so you may have to wait.

 

[Brian Parsons]

Can I suggest you look into the possibility of doing an intensive course. Worked for my mother in law years ago and its thr norm for the military.

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[Solid at the back]

Yiannis at LDC is fantastic, passed me and a 50 Yr old friend of mine, who were both total nervous wrecks & also passed a work coleague. Usually a 3 week waiting list.

 

[Munkfish]

Not had much luck on this front. Has anyone else got any recommendations?