Ruth's School of Motoring

Back to work it is.
After a refreshing holiday I hope everyone is eager to get back to it 😊🚗

OUT OF OFFICE IS OFFICIALLY ON

Hello everyone,
Just a little post for me to ask for just that little bit of consideration when making an enquiry. As an industry we are all extremely busy at the moment (I’m not complaining). When you make an enquiry please consider that if I ask you for some information, you please reply with the information. If I don’t get the information I need to answer your questions I won’t continue with the enquiry. I have lots of enquiries to answer and I will always prioritise answering the people who give me the information I need to avoid wasting time. Also please realise that the information you give me is the information I base my answers on. TIA 😊

28th March I will back to work. Sorry to all my pupils who have had to miss a couple of weeks whilst I got over Covid. Fingers crossed we can all get stuck in and work hard to get that full licence you’re all after 🚗

Not many people actually keep up to date with the Highway Code. This is one of the reasons it’s important. It is full of the rules you should be following when out and about in your car 😊

Out of office is set.
Since returning from lockdowns on 12th April I haven’t taken a full week off to unwind so that’s what I am doing over Christmas. I will be back at helping people learn to drive on 5th January 2022. Any enquiries will be dealt with then.
Have a wonderful Christmas and here’s hoping for a Happy New Year

Yay! Amy Ralley gained that full licence on her 1st attempt yesterday morning at Wednesbury. Well done Amy, stay safe out there. 😊😊😊 well done

Well done Poppy Smith on an excellent drive this morning and for getting that full licence on your 1st attempt. Very proud of you and will miss our weekly chats 😂 enjoy your freedom Poppy 😊

Well done to Lauren Dicks on passing her practical test on her 1st attempt yesterday at Wednesbury. Having waited so long to take her test Lauren had become more comfortable driving her own car so we decided it would be better for her to go to test in her car and she sailed through. I will be keeping a look out on those ambulances for you Lauren. 🚑🚑🚑🚑

I’m sure you are all aware of the chaos being caused by people panic buying fuel. This is leading to stations running out purely because the demand is too great and the fuel station then having to wait for an unscheduled delivery. Obviously it’s an essential tool to deliver lessons. No fuel, no lessons. If people don’t calm down they unfortunately lessons may end up in hold again. It’s not a case of instructors being able to car share or use another method of transport for work, we need to use our furled up cars. I hope it doesn’t come to cancellations BUT I’m putting it out there now to forewarn you all.

And the diary is open....
12th April, we are back on the roads

Learners update from DVSA
Rules for learners changes today.
Private practice can now take place on none essential journeys. But MUST still be with someone from your household bubble.
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