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27th August 2020

5 things some driving schools wont teach you.

Todays post is all about the things you wont learn during your lessons. Mobile phone use For all of you who’ve recently passed, or those of you who are still in the stages of completing...

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12th August 2020

It’s Good to get Things Wrong

ITS GOOD TO GET THINGS WRONG. Do it. Make the mistake. That’s what we’re here for. Far too often we have nervous candidates worry about making mistakes during their lessons. Far too often do we...

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29th June 2020

Time to get the wheels turning… again!

Finally! As some of you may have heard, this week the DVSA announced that driving and motorcycle training can resume in July 2020. The past three months have been difficult to navigate – for organisations...

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25th June 2020

North East Driving School, we do things better.

Here at North East Driving School, we do things better. Yes, that does sound really arrogant. However; We do. We are so passionate about our training, we don’t just send you some material and expect...

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17th June 2020

Test Day…

ITS TEST DAY! By now you ARE ready for it. Its not an easy test to pass, but have confidence in your ability and your training. The biggest tip anyone can give you for...

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15th June 2020

FANCY BECOMING A KEY WORKER? (Lorry drivers can earn an average salary of £32,500!)

As we know, the DVSA have recently suspended all driving tests. However, here at North East Driving School, we see no reason to wait that long before we get the wheels turning! At the time...

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27th May 2020

THE THREE MOST COMMON REASONS FOR FAILING YOUR LGV PRACTICAL TEST

On the approach to a junction or roundabout, we teach candidates to use the height of the vehicle to their advantage in assessing the situation they’re about to enter.

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26th May 2020

Some Advice: Nodding Dog Syndrome (NDS)*

Take sufficient daily rest. As we know, by law we must take a minimum of 9 hours reduced daily rest, or 11 hours regular daily rest.

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17th May 2020

To Drive or Not to Drive?

Should I become a wagon driver or not? You may be wondering if becoming a lorry driver is a wise career move. There’s a lot of rumour and misinformation out there, and sorting out the...

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