Category: Driver Training
Glasses for Driving
At a recent ADINJC meeting we had a presentation from Rob Heard of The Older Drivers Forum click link here [...]
The Last Accident
A day without a road death is the aim of #projectEdward. The reality is that every day in the UK [...]
Navigating the Debate on Age-Related Driving Assessments
Age-Related Driving Assessment Overview The conversation around age-related driving assessments is gaining momentum in the UK. Recent surveys indicate a [...]
Why Teaching Emotions Matters
When we teach learner drivers, we spend hours perfecting clutch control, steering technique, and mirror checks. These are vital skills, [...]
Why ADIs Should Consider Minibus Driver Assessments – comments from ADINJC
Why forward-thinking ADIs are expanding into minibus assessments. Minibus Driving Assessments. The role of a Driving Instructor is to educate [...]
Proactive Driving Lessons
You might have heard about being more proactive when delivering a normal driving lesson or when being examined on a [...]
The Importance of Listening
Helping our clients learn to drive is all about communication; it’s a key skill in our daily work. If there [...]
The Five Levels of Listening
Listening skills can be divided into five levels and in normal conversation we often listen at levels 1 to 3. [...]
How To Use the GROW Model For Driver Development
If I want to research an item, I often look to Wikipedia for help online. I had heard about the [...]