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In today’s world, technology isn’t just changing the way we communicate or entertain ourselves – it’s also revolutionising how we prepare for important milestones like passing a driving test.

The Learner Driving Guide will teach and support you with all you need to know about driving and also practicing driving, but there is, of course, no alternative to getting behind the wheel yourself. It is important to understand…

The Learner Driving Guide will teach and support you with all you need to know about driving and also practicing driving, but there is, of course, no alternative to getting behind the wheel yourself. It is important to understand…

Wherever you are from and whatever your current driving standard, there are a few things you need to know before you start to drive in Great Britain.

Driving is a skill for life. Getting started may make you feel apprehensive and it’s not unusual for new learner drivers to feel anxious. Whether worries are holding you back from getting started or you’re scared nerves may get the better of you on your driving test; here are some tips to help you become a calm, confident and safe driver – not just for your test, but for life.

Driving is a skill for life. Getting started may make you feel apprehensive and it’s not unusual for new learner drivers to feel anxious. Whether worries are holding you back from getting started or you’re scared nerves may get the better of you on your driving test; here are some tips to help you become a calm, confident and safe driver – not just for your test, but for life.

Before the practical, comes the theory and driving is no exception. You will need to pass your theory test before you can apply to take your practical test. It’s best to get it done early, but you can prepare and take the theory test alongside your driving practice and use of the Learning Driving Guide, which offers lessons on how to drive online.

Driving is a lifelong skill that can boost both your professional and social life.

Did you know, the test centre in the UK with the lowest pass rate is Liverpool’s Speke facility?

According to recent statistics from 2021, around 77% of people in the UK have a driving licence, which is higher than it was in 1992 (67%).