Show me tell me questions 2017   1. About the questions The driving test is changing on 4 December 2017. The questions you can be asked, and how you’ll be asked them will change. We are inofrming all our learner drivers about the new questions and starting to incorparate them on their driving lessons.  The driving examiner will ask you one: ‘tell me’ question (where you explain how you’d carry out a safety task) at the start of your test, before you start driving ‘show me’ question (where you show how you’d carry out a safety task) while you’re driving 2. ‘Show me’ questions

Find a driving instructor in Blackpool The DVSA have recently given driving instructors the option to opt-in to display their standards check grade on the ‘find your nearest driving instructor’ service on GOV.UK. We want consumers to be able to make a more informed choice when they choose a driving instructor. The “Find your nearest driving instructor” service was officially launched in July 2011. Since then, over 27,000 ADIs have signed up to appear on the service – around 67% of all ADIs on the register. The use of this service among consumers has been steadily increasing too. It was viewed around

THE DANGERS OF DRIVING WHILST SLEEP DEPRIVED When our learner drivers are asked what the biggest causes are of road deaths, they tend to answer with  drink driving, driving whilst on a mobile phone or speeding. One thing they almost certainly won’t come back with is sleep deprivation, and yet it is one of the biggest killers! SO WHAT ARE THE STATISTICS? We would  all like to think that we’ve paid full attention on our driving lessons  and it’s only the intentionally negligent that are at the root of our roads death tolls. Recent  studies  show that around 15% of

What are variable speed cameras or limits  Variable speed cameras appear and are used on many motorways in the UK with plans to get them on the M55 which leads into Blackpool.  Unlike other fixed cameras and average speed cameras, variable speed cameras don’t tend to enforce the road speed limit 24/7, but are used when the motorway’s national speed limit of 70mph, is temporarily lowered eg.  50mph. These temporary speed limits are set and changed automatically at the press of a button by operators at a control room. Within the past 10 weeks more than 500 motorists in Britain

A Blackpool driving instructor witnesses another car passed him going the wrong way on Bispham Roundabout in Blackpool.  The driving instructor said that he was “very surprised” to see the car approach him while he was teaching a learner driver to negotiate Bispham roundabout.The video footage, captured by the driving instructor’s camera, a small white car can be seen driving dangerously the wrong way around the roundabout. Watch the video of the incident here –  http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/news/transport/watch-driver-gets-bispham-roundabout-horribly-wrong-1-8432429   Learn Bispham Roundabout  Our driving school in Blackpool covers Bispham roundabout in great detail, so if you have any questions about the roundabout you

The New 2017 UK Driving Test You’ve probably heard the rumours about a new driving test that will come into play in April 2017. Well, the rumours are true and although the DVSA haven’t given an exact date for the new driving test changes to commence we can reveal what changes are likely to take place; Follow Sat Nav Instructions for Approx 20 Minutes For approximately  20 minutes of the driving test you will be asked to follow directions given to you from a Satellite Navigation System. This is being done to make the test feel more realistic. The sat

£200 fine and 6 penalty points for using mobile while driving New rules will come into effect in March 2017 which will increase the number of penalty points from three to six and the size of the fine drivers receive when caught using their mobilebehind the wheel will increase from £100 to £200. Blackpool and Lancashire Police have began a crackdown on road users using their mobile phones whilst driving. The crackdown will include patrols using unmarked vans, high vantage points and helmet cameras, as well as community spotters to inform of hotspots and repeat offenders to police. So with