The latest advice, guidance and driving insights from DGN to help you learn quicker, pass your test and become a better driver.
Independent driving has become a key part of the UK driving test. And for many people, it’s kind of daunting. While you’ll practise it during your driving lessons, it still carries an element of the unknown. Not least because you don’t know in advance whether you’ll be asked to follow a sat nav or road
It doesn’t matter how many driving lessons you’ve had, there’s something uniquely stressful about the morning of your driving test. Somehow, everything you think you know flies out of your head. At speed. So, it’s common to reach the test centre and find that you’ve forgotten… Something. So, before you leave the house, stop and
This is the question that every learner driver asks. Whether you’re champing at the bit or feeling more cautious, you still want to know the end game. How long learning to drive is going to take; how much money it’s going to cost. And that’s entirely understandable. However, it’s not an easy question to answer,
If you’ve got your driving test coming up, there’s a good chance your instructor has suggested taking a mock test first. Mock driving tests have become increasingly popular because they give learners a realistic idea of what to expect on the big day. But while mock tests can be incredibly useful, they’re not exactly the
Taking your driving test is a huge step for anyone. And if it all goes wrong, it can feel crushing. The thing is, if you have failed your driving test, you’re far from alone. The majority of test failures happen because of the same avoidable faults. So, whether you’re learning to drive in Wolverhampton right
There are all kinds of reasons for failing your driving test. It’s easy to make mistakes that can cause the faults to add up. But what about talking? For a lot of people, chatting goes hand-in-hand with nerves. They talk at a hundred miles a minute because it’s simply how they cope. But what happens
