However old you are, however long you’ve been driving, however good a driver you think you are, there’s always something more for drivers to learn.

It is said that there’s no such thing as a perfect driver and that good drivers never stop learning.

Most people pass their “L” test and think no more about their driving, they just get in their cars and drive and over time bad habits become the norm.  When was the last time you looked at the Highway Code?  Are you really as safe a driver as you imagine?  Think about how you feel when being driven by other people, do you always feel safe?  Do your passengers really feel safe with you at the wheel? 

Would you like to improve the standard of your driving to try and ensure that every journey you take is as safe and enjoyable as you can make it?

Have you ever thought about taking an Advanced Driving test or would you like to find out more about Advanced Driving?

Probably the best way to go about it is to join a local Advanced Drivers’ Group and train for the Advanced Driving test through them.

The two main Advanced Driving groups are the Institute of Advanced Motorists (I.A.M.) and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA)  or you can contact local Advanced Drivers groups.