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Newest Review: ... driving school was Happy Hour.The instructor was quite nice but didn't seem to understand why I wasn't getting much better, and I didn't make much progress. She was also quite chatty, which could be distracting sometimes. And once, when I was really ill, she said that if I didn't take the lesson, I would still have to pay. Also, her car had a really weird smell - weird and musty, combined with flash wipes. My second instructor is a BSM instructor. At first I was wary about having a male instructor as I thought it might be uncomfortable, but he is really patient and professional. I still pay £22.50 per lesson as that is the amount I paid ... more

justathought
Premium Review Driving Schools in General: Drive me up the wall sometimes (457 words)
by - written on 24/08/09 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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Choosing a good driving school to take your lessons from can be difficult as if you choose a big driving school, the lessons can be quite expensive, and if you choose a smaller one, you can sometimes have trouble, then have to sort it out with the instructor themself, rather than through the driving school. As I find driving quite difficult, I deemed it important to find an instructor I would be comfortable with. The first one I went with was recommended by someone else and, being female, I thought I would be quite comfortable. I think the driving school was Happy Hour.The instructor was quite nice but didn't seem to understand why I wasn't getting much ...  Read the complete review

ItsMeItsMe
Premium Review Driving schools (274 words)
by - written on 02/06/09 (Useful, 87 readings)
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Driving Schools in general can be a tough decision on where you want to start from. There are a lot of local driving schools in the area which you will find. If you go with a big company like BSM then you will find your self paying more money for each driving lesson you take. The best idea when it comes to taking driving lessons is to go with somebody local. There are a lot of driving instructors out there desperate to get more people learning with them. When I was learning how to drive I decided to take lessons of a local man. If you are a girl I would suggest take lessons with a female as you would feel more comfortable. Some people do not feel comfortable ...  Read the complete review

bruffyboy
Premium Review Driving Schools in General: The best way to pass your test 'cheaply' (386 words)
by - written on 13/04/09 (Very useful, 191 readings)
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Learning to drive is something that I took to quite late - at 25 years old I wasn't your average customer, and I was old enough and mature enough to know that BSM wasn't necessarily the best option for driving lessons. No matter how easy it becomes, learning to drive is incredibly difficult, and can easily be some of the most stressful, nerve-wracking, embarrassing times of your life. Because of this, it's essential to choose a good driving school. Personally, I would recommend trying an independent 'one man show' school - the type that is local only to your area, and has maybe just one instructor. My reasons for this are plenty: 1) This ...  Read the complete review

daadr
Premium Review Driving schools - A must or a waste of money? (319 words)
by - written on 16/03/09 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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Driving is the most scariest thing i feel most people will try, so it is important you have a qualified driving instructor from a reputable driving school to keep you calm and collected who will show you through the ropes and teach you every tip and trick you need to know to pass your test. I passed my test nearly 4 years ago now and i went with a well known company around the area i live at. I was slightly more fortunate than most learners as my mum had let her drive her car around the industrail estate but from that to going on the road is a massive step up. There is obvious advantages to learning with an instructor, They are qualified, they ...  Read the complete review

Claribella
Premium Review Driving Schools in General: Choose the right instructor. (503 words)
by - written on 05/03/09 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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Learning to drive is such a daunting experience so it's extra important to find the right instructor for your personality. I'm a pretty calm person most of the time but put me behind a wheel of a car and I become highly strung and downright abusive so I needed someone who was calm and didn't say alot during my lessons. Fortunately my friend had a great instructor so she hooked me up with him. He really was excellant at making me feel like I was doing a good job and didn't panic when I put us in a potentially dangerous situation (which was quite a lot at first!). He would never get mad when I forgot my left from my right and took us the long way home even though we only ...  Read the complete review

 
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