Drivetrain Education

I know it was big nerves for you out there on your own, in your own car, but damn this is a proud moment. Well done 😉👉👉

That was actually really good, and you know, tests aren't meant to be fun but it was a good time, man. Thanks for the laughs.

That was smoooooth

Really good drive after all that nerve!
Now you go fix stuff up 😄

Ahhh, the face of a guy that doesn't know what to do in photos.

That takes me back.
"Now do a nice one!"
-mum

YAAAAAAAAAAS

That was so good (except that one little bit YOU KNOW WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT) but deffs proud af about all this. Very very good, now go and keep doing it and don't let your standards go!

This moment couldn't be prouder.

When I post these pictures, it's easy to see the happy faces and P plate. What's not seen is the hours and hours of work that's gone into this moment.

Building, whether it's skills or castles, is slow and laborious. There's backsliding and mistakes, plenty of crying (sometimes both of us) and above all a toughness to never give up on it.

That's what I like most about these students, that toughness, and it transcends driving and becomes something bigger. It becomes the life skill of not giving up till you've achieved that tough goal.

Well done, very well done.
Stay safe. ❤️❤️❤️

This one has been a long path but boy am I proud we made it ❤️

Awesome work, now go be adult 👉👉

Ohhhh happy days!

It is common for students during their test to get a little paranoid over waiting too long for safe gaps, but you're not going to get yelled at for taking too long, rather, they want you to just wait till a safe gap. Be patient and it'll happen. Well done!

For reference, you shouldn't drive on ice.

This includes the drug and frozen water, both are dangerous in different ways.

I'm full of good tips like this, just book in if you'd like to know more.