Defensive Driver Training

What is defensive driving?

Defensive driving is a proactive style of driving where the driver will be fully aware of their surroundings at all times, will be able to anticipate what might happen and will always be planning their next move. By positioning their vehicle correctly and driving at a speed that is suitable for the road and traffic conditions the defensive driver will always have space to manoeuvre safely and without drama.

Why do a defensive driving course?Have you just bought that dream car and want to enjoy it more?Do you want to take an advanced driving test?Do you want to save fuel?Do you want to save money on your car running costs?Do you lack confidence in certain aspects of your driving?

Who is the defensive driving course aimed at?
Anyone.The low mileage private motorist or the high mileage company vehicle user. The 17 year old who has just passed the driving test through to somebody who has been driving for 50 plus years.

Our defensive driving courses are aimed at anyone wishing to improve their driving skills.

Defensive driving and what is covered?
On this course, you will be driving on a mixture of different types of road. Your driving will be assessed and developed to a higher standard using the same advanced driving techniques that the Police use.Importance of doing regular vehicle safety checksPre drive checksObservation, anticipation and planningDriving to a systemIdentifying and dealing with hazards safely Safe road positioning and how to maintain space around you Safe use of speed and how to identify speed limits Safe cornering techniquesParking

Advice will be also be given in the following areasSafe vehicle loadingDealing with different weather conditionsDealing with fatigueDealing with stressPersonal security - Understand the threat of being assaulted for both men and women and dealing with road rageHighway Code and motoring mattersUnderstand the safety features fitted to your vehicle

Some of the main benefits to you from any of the courses will be:Reduced risk of being involved in a road traffic collision consequently with lower insurance premiumsBetter fuel consumptionReduced wear and tear on your vehiclesUpdated knowledge about new traffic laws for you and/or driving staffMore confidence in driving safely

Training location:
The training will be carried at a mutually convenient location

Training vehicle:
The training is usually carried out in the client's vehicles as this is what the driver is familiar with. The vehicle must be suitable, roadworthy, taxed, insured and have an MOT if applicable. If you don't have a vehicle then we might be able to provide one.

Eye sight, licence checks and other information:
All drivers must hold a valid current licence for the vehicle they will be driving and must be able to read a vehicle registration plate from a distance of 67 feet (20.5m) If glasses are required then they must be worn throughout the training. If a driver is on medication then this will be noted and the driver should
check with their pharmacist as to whether it is safe to drive whilst taking the medication.

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