Opinion: The Importance of Safeguarding

November 28th, 2025

Safeguarding is about protection and responsibility. In our work we deal daily with children (the definition is anyone under the [...]

Opinion: Should ADIs Use Test Routes?

November 25th, 2025

By David Allen, ADINJC Committee Member & Qualified ADI Instructor @ A Grade Driver Training Introduction I have written this [...]

Opinion: Easy Wins for the Older ADI with Their Health

November 21st, 2025

By Liam Greaney, ADINJC Governing Committee Member & Qualified ADI Instructor @ Driving Pro Our jobs can be quite unhealthy, [...]

Opinion: The Art of Switching Off

November 18th, 2025

By Garry Thomas, ADINJC  Committee Member Why Rest Is the Most Underrated Tool for ADIs In our industry, we talk [...]

ADINJC Chairman Responds to Secretary of State’s Announcement on Driving Test Booking Changes

November 12th, 2025

This morning, the Secretary of State for Transport delivered significant updates on proposed changes to driving test bookings and the [...]

The Last Accident

July 4th, 2025

A day without a road death is the aim of #projectEdward. The reality is that every day in the UK [...]
An elderly person undertaking an age-related driver assessment

Navigating the Debate on Age-Related Driving Assessments

June 27th, 2025

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

June 18th, 2025

When we teach learner drivers, we spend hours perfecting clutch control, steering technique, and mirror checks. These are vital skills, [...]

DVSA consultation on suggested changes to test booking system – comments from ADINJC

June 5th, 2025

The ADINJC resolutely stands against the exploitation of our learners. Due to COVID we have a massive demand for driving [...]

My First Murder

January 27th, 2025

Firstly I need to say that it was not me that killed him, but I was there. Secondly it happened [...]