[Help] Worthing driving instructor recommendations?

[BBassic]

At the ripe old age of somewhere approaching 40 it's probably about time I learn to drive.

Trouble is I don't particularly like being in cars after a bad accident when I was younger. So I'd be looking for an instructor who's able to handle an anxious driver.

Plus I don't really give a hoot about driving but as I'm getting older there's more things I want to do that involve getting from A - B without relying on our unreliable public transport.

Thanks

 

[mikeyjh]

I was 46 a few years ago when I started to learn so was definitely anxious - I used Matt Aldis who is based in Shoreham so may be able to help. I really enjoyed learning with Matt, I actually was a bit disappointed to that my lessons had to stop when I passed! He's really laid back and obviously comfortable teaching a slightly older driver Really nice guy to boot.

 

[BBassic]

I was 46 a few years ago when I started to learn so was definitely anxious - I used Matt Aldis who is based in Shoreham so may be able to help. I really enjoyed learning with Matt, I actually was a bit disappointed to that my lessons had to stop when I passed! He's really laid back and obviously comfortable teaching a slightly older driver Really nice guy to boot.

Cheers! I shall give him a call

 

[TheJasperCo]

In a competitive market, I plumped for Jim: https://www.drivewithjim.co.uk/

Fantastic bloke, and though it has been a few years since I passed (first time, I might add), I would recommend him to relearners and novices alike.

Prices have shot up a fair bit, mind

 

[mikeyjh]

Cheers! I shall give him a call

Good luck - Enjoy!