Monday, 22 December 2014

Abolition of the counterpart



Driving licence: abolition of the counterpart

From 8 June 2015, the photocard licence counterpart will not be valid and will no longer be issued by DVLA.
You can find out more about about the change at www.gov.uk/dvla/nomorecounterpart.
DVSA will send more information about how the change will affect instructors and learners in the new year.
www.drive-travis.co.uk

Sunday, 21 December 2014

Video on driving lessons in Milton Keynes.

Happy Christmas 2014 to all my pupils.

Saturday, 20 December 2014

Motorway Road signs

Motorway road signs are always blue in colour and are used to inform motorists of directions or general information.

Motorway signs are often in place from as much as one mile to provide traffic with sufficient warning to change to an appropriate lane if necessary.

The below motorway signs are the most common found and are similar to those found on many dual carriageways in the UK.

Unlike the blue signs found on motorways however, dual carriageway signs are green in colour.
http://www.drivingtesttips.biz/motorway-road-signs.html

www.drive-travis.co.uk

Driving lessons in Milton Keynes

Looking for driving lessons in Milton keynes?  Then look no further.  At Travis school of motoring  I have a very high pass rate.  Only this week Kirsten passed her driving test making it 3 passes in a row.
Providing quality driving lessons at a price you can afford.  www.drive-travis.co.uk

Thursday, 18 December 2014

Driving lessons in Milton Keynes

Congratulations to Danson on passing his driving test at the first attempt in Milton keynes.
Safe and happy driving
www.drive-travis.co.uk

Friday, 21 November 2014

Driving lessons in Milton Keynes

Harriet passed her driving test first time in Milton Keynes.
Keep up the standard of driving and see you on the roads.
www.travis-drive.webs.com

Friday, 14 November 2014

When booking your driving test

Learner drivers warned about extra charges

The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is warning learner drivers to avoid copycat websites and save money by using GOV.UK.
If you type the names of some popular government services into search engines, some of your search results might be ads for sites that offer a service you could get for free (or for much less) on GOV.UK, the government’s own website.

Driving test bookings

Some of these copycat websites offer to book theory and practical driving tests, and look like they might be official, but they actually charge a premium for their services.
Some websites charge:
  • up to £30 for just booking a test, on top of the driving test fee itself 
  • a ‘pass protection’ fee with the promise of a free retest that very few customers actually qualify to use
Copycat websites don’t let you pick an actual appointment, and don’t give you instant confirmation of your booking.

Save money by using GOV.UK

GOV.UK is the only official driving test booking website for both theory and practical tests.
Using GOV.UK to book your test:
  • can save you money
  • lets you pick the exact date and time of your test
  • gives you instant confirmation of your booking
Driving test costs
A car theory test costs £25 and a driving test costs £62 when booked through the official website; all driving test costs are at www.gov.uk/driving-test-cost.

Saturday, 8 November 2014

Driving lessons in Milton Keynes

Another great driving test pass.

A great drive from Casper resulted in a pass with only 2 minors at the Bletchley test centre.
Safe driving.
www.travis-drive.webs.com

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