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1st Gear Driver Training
Learning right from the start
Welcome to 1st Gear Driver Training. If you want to learn to drive with a highly qualified instructor then contact us now to find out more.
Take a look through our site to learn about the training we offer.
More About 1st Gear Driver Training
Industry leader for over 30 years
1st Gear Driver Training is based near Ely in Cambridgeshire but we have extensive experience of training in many types of vehicles and across the whole of the UK and Europe. We have experience of training direct to the customer as well as supporting trainers and assisting them in their personal development. Whatever your requirements, we can help.
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1st Gear Driver Training Instructor Spotlight
1st Gear Driver Training has been trading for over 30 years. The instructors have a vast amount of experience in the industry and specialise in supporting learners, experienced drivers, and instructors. we are always keen to find new instructors to join our team and work with us. If you're a qualified ADI or part way through training and this interests you then please get in touch to discuss options.
Courses to suit you
1st Gear Driver Training will build your course to meet your needs. We have a network of trainers across the UK and can deliver training to individuals locally and also to companies across the country. We can also supply specialist training across Europe if required to support your business.
Key points when learning to drive
1Â Â Â Â Apply for your driving licence in plenty of time
2Â Â Â Â Find a good driving instructor - this is not as easy as it seems and you may want to speak to friends and family to find out who they had lessons with. On the other hand, find a good instructor and give them a try, before handing over too much money in advance
3Â Â Â Â Make sure you can afford it - many people start learning to drive without thinking about the total cost. learning to drive can be expensive but is nothing compared to the cost of running a car. Make sure you have set aside the funds.
4Â Â Â Â Consider suitable clothing for driving lessons - reasonably loose clothing is more comfortable. Try to avoid shoes which don't give much feel. Driving in high heels or wellies probably isn't the best choice and yes, bare feet driving is legal!
5Â Â Â Â When you are driving take note of your instructor - they are there to assist and support your learning
6Â Â Â Â The key point is that a car can be a dangerous machine. When you're driving you are in charge of it and have a legal duty of care. Kep this in mind for your driving future and you should be OK.
7Â Â Â Â Finally, enjoy the experience
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