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DRIVING TUITION 
  
07711 158 978
 
 
Covering Northumberland and Tyneside
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NVQ Level 3 in Driving Instruction.
 
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Nervous pupils welcome.
From beginner to refresher.
 
 
Grade 5 DSA Instructor. 
Highly-recommended. 
Intensive courses available.  
Promoting Safe Driving For Life.
 
 
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Strictly no car sharing.
Work around your own commitments.
Tailor-made lessons to suit.
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Pick up from anywhere.
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Renault Clio 1.5dci Dynamique
 

 iEmel from Creswell - another first time pass.

Janine Old

 

Amy Nelson

 

Amy Brown

 

Angela McGlone

 

Will Garnett

 

Fiona Robson

 

Jessica Norris

 

Andrew Buglass

 

Linzi Wendt

 

Rachel Stoddart

See also Keeping Space.

 

Leave the Tyres and Tarmac gap if you have Tyres and Tarmac - a good safety gap in queues of traffic.

to wait behind a stationary car in

traffic queues.

 

As a general rule, try and leave a one metre gap between your car and any obstruction that you pass - a skip, or a parked car for example.

 

If you have to shave obstructions through narrower gaps, reduce your speed as you pass. Anticipate things changing, like pedestrians stepping out, or cars moving off without signalling, or car doors opening, and be ready to stop if you need to.

 

Leave a two-second gap between you and the vehicle in front when travelling at speeds of over 40 mph.

 

If another vehicle is travelling too close behind you, increase the gap between you and the vehicle in front.

 

If another vehicle cuts in ahead of you, drop back and regain your safety gap.

 

Remember to leave more space behind the vehicle in front in adverse weather conditions.

Check The Highway Code for more information on stopping distances.

 

Keep space around your vehicle - stay safe.