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Your first lesson will be tailored to your own needs and level of confidence to ensure a relaxed and enjoyable experience. Read on and find out what to expect.

What to bring to your driving lesson:

• Your provisional driving licence
• Glasses / contacts if you need them
• Comfortable clothes and flat, comfortable shoes

I will arrive for your lesson at the arranged location and time, where you'll take a seat in the passenger side of the car. First we'll go through a few necessities such as checking you have your provisional driving licence and checking your eyesight (see below). We'll have a quick chat about any previous driving experience you may have had, but for most clients this will be the first time 'behind the wheel'.

You will be driven to a suitable, quiet location to begin the lesson. At this point you will take a seat behind the wheel, and we will briefly go over where the controls of the car are and how to use them. These will be explained in more detail when you get driving. There will be plenty of time for any questions you have and the lesson will continue at your own pace.

At this point in the lesson you will get the chance to start the car and begin trying out the controls. This will be done with plenty of help in an easy step by step manner; often the first tasks will involve moving the car off and coming to a stop, putting some of the controls and safe procedures into practice.

If you have had some previous driving experience, we'll check out what you already know, then get going from where you left off, tailoring the lesson to your own needs.

Before booking your first driving lesson make sure:

You are in possession of your provisional driving licence
You must have received your provisional driving licence before you start to drive on the road. Driving licences are issued by the DVLA, and you can get an application form (D1) from any Post Office. The lesson can not continue without your provisional driving licence.

You pass the necessary eyesight requirements
The easiest way to test this is to attempt to read a number plate from a distance of 20.5m (or 20m for the new style number plates). If you need glasses to do this then you must always wear them when driving (please bring them to every driving lesson).