James School of Motoring

11/12/2022

Just a guide. Still a good idea not to drink the night before a driving lesson.

Did you have a few drinks last night watching the game?

Before you get in your car this morning, make sure you know when you are safe to drive again.
Don’t get caught out the morning after.

Use our handy guide to check when you can pick up those car keys again.
Visit http://www.365alive.co.uk/cms/content/its-not-worth-risk

26/06/2020

Will be starting work on the 6th July. I will be in contact with existing and my new students waiting to start. It will be a slow managed start with compulsory ppe. There’s going to be a considerable wait for theory and practical tests so for some students there will be a delay in starting until those test dates are confirmed.

15/06/2020

All driving tests in the system have now been put on hold. No idea when they will resume. I can imagine there’s quite a backlog and that will be the case for some time. At present I’m limited to teaching key workers with a key worker test already booked. I will be In touch with all my existing students when we can get going with normal lessons.

03/06/2020

You can now apply for your provisional licence at www.gov.uk.
Hopefully we can start lessons soon.

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01/12/2019

Driving is not about taking risks. Leave earlier and drive in respect of the conditions and fellow road users.

08/11/2019

Good to see some action from the police.

22/06/2019

Drivers can face fines of up To £2,500 for having an Unrestrained Pet in their Vehicle. ... As Rule 57 of the Highway Code states "When in a vehicle make sure dogs or other animals are suitably restrained so they cannot distract you while you are driving or injure you, or themselves, if you stop quickly. So before you take your buffalo to the shops consider if you have a seatbelt big enough.