Steering The testing officer will be checking that you have enough driving experiencesomake sure when you are driving you drive with your hands on the “10 to 2 position” and on the outside of the steering wheel and keep both hands on the steering wheel except when you need to use a control. When making turns, use either the ‘hand over hand’ or ‘push-pull’ steering techniques.

I was very impressed with the service provided by your driving school and as such want to provide feedback. Your website is excellent and gave great tips to assist both learners and drivers, after calling and talking to Tony decided to book my son in for a couple of lessons to pick up on any errors I may have passed on to him during driving lessons I gave him. The instructor, Lily was excellent, she immediately made my son at ease and picked a few critical errors in his driving which I had not been aware of so it was also a learning curve for me too. I travelled in the vehicle so also benefitted on her knowledge and driving skills, something I recommend parents to do particularly those who may not be in touch with all the new rules. Even though my son did not pass his test the first time, I do not blame anyone but my son, as the reason he failed was the one main point that Lily had pointed out where he had a wekness and he knew he must correct, however perhaps due to nerves or otherwise he forgot during the test. It should also be noted that there was only one student who passed on the day my son took the test, so it was tough, ironically that student who passed was from Bexley Driving School. Thankfully using the skills that Lily had shown him, he corrected this before his second attenpt and passed his test the second time around. I have no doubt that if he had not taken the lessons with Bexley Driving school he would likely still be on L's. Both David and I are grateful for the valuable lessons learned and have already highly recommended your driving school to others. Peter Maloney