The DGN Driving Blog

Booking your first driving lesson is both exciting and daunting. It’s your first step towards freedom. And you’ve probably been waiting for this moment for the last couple of years. But now you’re here, it can be hard to know what to expect. So, what should you do to prepare for your first driving lesson?

Regardless of your level of experience, car accidents are always frightening and stressful. Even if you simply reverse into a bollard and no one gets hurt, it can really knock your confidence. And if you’ve not been driving long, or you’re still learning to drive, it can be hard to know what to do. So,

Applying for your provisional driving licence can be a really exciting moment. It’s not quite on a level with getting behind the wheel for the first time. But it’s up there. Unless you happen to have a notifiable health condition. If you do, when you reach page seven of the application form, you’ll face the

Dyspraxia (AKA Developmental Coordination Disorder or DCD) hit the headlines recently, when an MP blamed the condition for missing an election vote. Some people questioned whether it was a valid reason or simply and excuse. But anyone living with the condition will know just how much it can impact various parts of life. It’s not

When you’re learning to drive, you have a lot to take in. There’s the physical control of the vehicle, for one. And that can take a huge amount of getting used to. There’s driving in traffic. And then, there’s the theory. It feels incredibly daunting to start with. But in a surprisingly short space of

Image credit: The Card Project The provisional driving license is your first step towards becoming a fully qualified driver. Without it, you can’t even begin that journey. You can’t, legally, get behind the wheel of a car.  So, gaining that provisional is a big and important step, and here’s what you need to know about