Linda's Lovely Learners Bushey

15/03/2022

11/04/2021

As other businesses are preparing to open, I find myself in the position that I am closing the doors of my little business.
I want to thank all you Lovely Learners who have supported, laughed, cried (and left snotty tissues) with me. It’s been a cracking 12 years and every day was different.
Thank you Lovelies whether we went the wrong way, the right way, up the kerb, round the roundabout or over it!! We always managed a laugh and to get home safely.
Thank you for allowing me to help and guide you into gaining your driving licence, so many challenges overcome , I hope that you feel safe and confident on the road.
Lots of love
Linda

21/12/2020

https://www.facebook.com/182233845222510/posts/3409056735873522/?d=n&substory_index=0

🚗English driving test reminder 🚗

If you live in a Tier 4 area you must not travel to a Tier 1, 2 or 3 area to take your test.

If you do come to your test, our examiners won’t be able to test you.

You will need to reschedule your test free of charge 👇http://ow.ly/iF9n50CQUYp

11/11/2020

This is an interesting video about Limit Points

https://fb.watch/1HsFz6Rn1n/

24/09/2020

Do you have a driving test booked? Are you ready? Why not have your driving assessed by an Independent DVSA Approved Driving Instructor BEFORE your test?
Contact me to book your space
07956 855245

04/08/2020

A little fact you may need reminding of 😀

** Tip of the Day - Solid White Line Systems **

Did you know that emergency vehicles do not have an exemption to overtake where a solid white line system is in place on their side of the road even in an emergency. Unless, they need to enter a adjoining premises or side road, to pass a stationary vehicle, or overtake a pedal cycle, horse or road maintenance vehicle, if they are travelling at 10 mph (16 km/h) or less.

Whilst emergency service vehicles are navigating the white line system, they are taught to turn off their sirens, keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front but to leave the blue lights active, in order to not be seen as aggressive making motorists pull over out of the way. So how can you help the emergency services......

1. Keep travelling at the posted road speed and pass the white line system, or alternatively,

2. Find a safe place to pull over and stop the vehicle, making sure the vehicle is stationary so they can pass. If the vehicle continues to move, they are unable to pass and will stay behind you.

Please share and like this information to spread the word 🚑🚒🚓

05/03/2020

Make your car visible and keep safe

04/03/2020

Claudia is the latest Lovely Learner to be deemed a safe and independent driver by the DVSA assessor.
Congratulations

24/02/2020

So happy, another Lovely Learner gaining more independence today.
Congratulations

24/02/2020

Independent driving- do You know you’re doing it??

Driving independently is when a learner driver isn’t receiving any instruction or help from their accompanying driver - whether that's their instructor or a friend or family member.

It's a really good way for them to make sure they have the skills to drive safely on their own ✔

Find out what we're doing to encourage learner drivers to spend more time practising driving independently 🚗👇

https://despatch.blog.gov.uk/2020/02/24/what-you-told-us-about-driving-independently/

19/12/2019

Today, another Lovely Learner is independent and ready for real life driving. Well done Emi x

02/12/2019

Brrrr..... it’s cold out there. Apart from remembering your stopping distances, for maximum vision, remember to clear all of your windows from ice 🥶 ❄️ ❄️