How to Practice Driving in Short Sessions Without Building Bad Habits
Contrary to what you might believe, driving for an hour isn’t always the best way to learn. In fact, it’s probably better for you to drive for just 10 or 15 minutes at a time.…
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Why Beginners Freeze at Junctions and How to Build Better Decision Timing
Junctions are frequently harder to negotiate than they seem from the passenger seat. The learner driver will approach at a moderate speed, see several things going on at once, and then simply blank. That blankness…
Why Parking Feels So Difficult at First and How to Make It More Predictable
The strange thing about parking is that it is slow but requires accuracy. It’s demoralizing to a new driver because they expect slow to be easy, but then find out that a small turn of…
How to Use Mistakes After a Drive Instead of Repeating Them Next Time
The most valuable part of a driving lesson often happens after the key is turned off. A student can complete a session with a general feeling of frustration but no real understanding of exactly what…