Holder School of Motoring

Driving Lessons Southend

Driving Lessons Southend on Sea, Rayleigh, Eastwood, Rochford, Hockley, Hawkwell, Ashingdon, Hadleigh, Leigh on Sea, Thorpe Bay, Basildon, Shoeburyness and all surrounding areas covered. Fully qualified driving instructor, well above average pass rates, competitive prices. ONLY £320 for block of ten hours, we also offer advanced driving courses and Pass Plus a government backed scheme for safer drivers plus Motorway driving lessons. Personal 1-1 lessons helping with theory and hazard perception tests, call now! on 07738 591057 to book your driving lessons today!.

Welcome to Holder school of motoring, we are a local company and have been teaching since 1998, based in Eastwood Essex.

We are committed to helping you pass your driving test in a stress free and enjoyable atmosphere, all our Instructors are DVSA registered and are high graded, we have a fantastic pass rate with excellent prices, our block bookings start from ONLY £320 for the  first ten hours, we do 1-1 driving lessons so just the instructor and pupil in the car at a time, with help to pass your theory test, gift vouchers available, so call today and let us get you on the road.

As a local family run business WE CARE ABOUT EVERY SINGLE PUPIL WE TEACH.our reputation depends on it.All of our instructors are especially trained and chosen for the caring and patient nature.the best instructors are those that genuinely care,who are passionate about the driving lessons they are doing and who have received the very best training themselves.Our high pass rate driving lessons start at just £32 per hour and our intensive driving crash courses are great  value and have a very high pass rate.

THE TEST

To gain a full UK Driving License you will need to pass two tests.The Theory Test,including Hazard Perception,and the Practical Test.

The Theory Test consists of two parts if you fail one part you will have to take both parts again.

The multiple choice part consists of 50 questions and  as most people are aware a question will give you several possible answers and some question may require more than one answer.

Some of the questions may also be as a case study which will show a short story based on real life examples or experiences you could come across when driving consisting of five questions.

Should you have difficulty answering a question you have a option to flag the question which means you can move on and come back ti it later.

When you have finished the multiple-choice part you can have a break of upto three minutes before you start the hazard perception part.

The hazard perception part will give you 14 video clips showing everyday road scenes which will contain one developing hazard however be aware one of the clips will contain two hazards so watch out for it.

A developing hazard is something that may result in you having to take some action,such as changing direction or speed.

The scoring

works on a decreasing scale starting at five working down to zero.The sooner you spot the potential developing hazard you should click you mouse button to gain as high mark as possible.

Don not worry if you click the mouse button and the hazard you saw does not develop any further,just wait for the next hazard to appear.If however the hazard you saw does begin to develop click the button again and when you  finally see the hazard click the mouse button again as the will maximize your chances of scoring more points.

Be aware though if you click continuously or in a pattern during any of your clips you will told at the end of the clip you scored zero!

An example of when to respond to a hazard:Think of a parked car on the side of a road.When you first see it,it is not doing anything-it is just a parked  car.if you respond at this point,you would not lose any marks.

When you get closer to the car,you notice that it is right hand-hand indicator starts to flash.This would make you think that the driver of the car  is going to move away.The hazard is now developing and a response at this point would score marks.The indicator coming on is a sign that  the car has changed from potential hazard into a developing hazard.

When you get closer to the car,you will probably see it start to move away from the side of the road. Another response should be made at this point.

The pass mark for the hazard perception is 44 out of 75.

Tel 07738 591057.

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