WyeDrive

“Passing your test isn’t about luck — it’s about knowing what examiners are really looking for. 🚗

Come along to “ARE YOU TEST READY?” — a local evening built to get Herefordshire learners walking into test day calm, prepared and confident.

✅ Why people actually fail
✅ How to handle nerves
✅ Last-minute prep that works
✅ Live Q&A

📅 Wed 9 Sept | 7-9pm | Kindle Centre, Hereford
💷 £20 | Free parking

Know a learner driver gearing up for their test? Tag them below or share this with them — it might be the difference between pass and fail. 👇”

🚨 Your driving test is booked… but are you actually ready?

Great driving lessons build safe drivers. This evening is designed to help you make the most of everything you’ve already learned.

Whether you’re learning with WyeDrive or another driving school, ARE YOU TEST READY? LIVE has been created to give you the knowledge, confidence and understanding that could make all the difference on test day.

This isn’t about learning to drive.

It’s about understanding the driving test.

Join us for an engaging evening where we’ll cover:

✅ What driving examiners are really looking for.
✅ The most common reasons candidates fail.
✅ How to manage nerves and perform at your best.
✅ What to expect before, during and after your test.
✅ Last-minute preparation that genuinely works.
✅ A live Q&A where you can ask anything.

I’m delighted to be joined by Sophie Sergent, a former DVSA Driving Examiner, who’ll share the examiner’s perspective and help explain exactly what happens behind the clipboard.

Whether your test is next month or just around the corner, you’ll leave with greater confidence, a clearer understanding of the test, and practical advice you can put into practice straight away.

📅 Wednesday 9 September
🕖 7:00pm – 9:00pm (Doors open 6:45pm)
📍 Room Q, Kindle Centre, Hereford
🅿️ Free parking
🎟️ £20 per person

Places are limited, so if you’ve got a driving test booked, don’t miss it.

👉 Book your place today:
AreYouTestReady.eventbrite.co.uk

Tag a friend, son, daughter or colleague who’s got their driving test coming up—they’ll thank you for it.

🚨 We’ve been working on something for months…

It’s not more driving lessons.

It’s not another online course.

And it’s unlike anything we’ve offered before.

If your practical driving test is coming up, make sure you’re back here at 7:00pm tonight.

We think it’s going to help a lot of learners in Herefordshire.

👀 See you at 7.

20 years of WyeDrive. 🎉

Not just 20 years of lessons, cars, or tests — but 20 years of people going places they couldn’t go before.

A driving licence means different things to different people. Freedom. Independence. Confidence. For many, it was a quiet turning point — the moment life got a little bigger.

None of those journeys happen alone. WyeDrive has been shaped by a team of dedicated instructors over the years — different personalities, different styles, same commitment to doing the job properly.

As part of our 20th anniversary year, we’d love to hear your story. If you learned with WyeDrive — last year or back in the early days — tell us what passing your test changed for you, or where that licence has taken you. 👇

Tag someone who learned with WyeDrive — past or present pupil, we want to hear from you both! 🚗✨

Here’s to 20 years — and to all the roads that followed.

Following the response to my roundabout video — and what a response it has been — I want to address something.

The phrase “what the locals do” was poorly chosen and I understand why it became the focus of so much debate. It implied local habit over professional reasoning and that was never my intention. With hindsight I should have been clearer.

What I should have said — and what I believe — is this. In the absence of road markings, the Highway Code asks you to use the information available and position appropriately for your exit. My choice of the right hand side is based on over 22 years of professional observation at this specific junction, including the risk of being misread as turning left and the potential for vehicles to undercut on the inside. That is risk assessment, not local custom.

I stand by my positioning and my explanation entirely.

One thing I didn’t address in the video — and several people asked — is how I teach learner drivers at this junction. That’s a separate conversation for another day.

Thank you to everyone who engaged, challenged, agreed and disagreed. This is exactly the kind of conversation road safety needs more of.

Now, can someone please ask the council to paint some lines.

Meta glasses, a roundabout and 18000 views about how to to do a roundabout.