Divawheelz Driving School

17/09/2024

MASSIVE CONGRATULATIONS
to Julie.
All that hard work has paid off with a pass at Wolverhampton DTC this morning

18/01/2024

A massive congratulations to Tayla Langford. Passing her driving test today 1st time at Dudley DTC with 4 driver faults.
“A really nice drive” off the examiner says it all.
Keep safe

06/11/2023

02/12/2021

Our website is down at the moment.
We are changing web hosts.
So any enquiries please use our messenger service.

05/10/2021

We’ll done to Ash passing her test yesterday 1st time with Neil @ Wolverhampton DTC
Now you can concentrate on the birth of your daughter in a few weeks

09/07/2021

🎈🎈Rainbows 🌈 & unicorns 🦄!! Loved doing this one 🎈🎈

28/06/2021

Really well done to Chelsea and her instructor Neil.

A great 1st time pass at Wednesbury for chelsea. A great drive congratulations

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22/02/2021

📢 UPDATE 📢

So having listened to the PM deliver his roadmap to the commons and if we're in the same group as hairdressers, which we have been in the past, lessons will be allowed no earlier than April 12th. As far as driving test We would assume the same date however, until the DVSA make an official announcement We wouldn't take the date as 100%. We’ll keep you posted but hopefully see you all around the 12th 🤞‼️.
Any questions give us a call

11/02/2021

TOP 8 MOST FAILED THEORY TEST QUESTIONS

Test your own Highway Code knowledge by checking if you know the answers to the top questions our users fail to get right when practising. The correct answers are listed at the bottom of this post. Good luck!

1. Safety Margins
“Overall stopping distance is made up of thinking distance and braking distance. You’re on a good, dry road surface, with good brakes and tyres. What’s the typical braking distance from 50 mph?”

a) 14 metres (46 feet) b) 24 metres (80 feet) c) 38 metres (125 feet) d) 55 metres (180 feet).

2. Rules of the Road
“Where may you overtake on a one-way street?”

a) Only on the left-hand side b) Overtaking isn’t allowed c) Only on the right-hand side d) On either the right or the left.

3. Rules of the Road
“When can you park on the right-hand side of a road at night?”

a) When you’re in a one-way street b) When you have your sidelights on c) When you’re more than 10 metres (32 feet) from a junction d) When you’re under a lamppost.

4. Accidents
“A casualty isn’t breathing normally and needs CPR. At what rate should you press down and release on the centre of their chest?”

a) 10 times per minute b) 120 times per minute c) 60 times per minute d) 240 times per minute.

5. Alertness
“What should you do before making a U-turn?”

a) Give an arm signal as well as using your indicators b) Check road markings to see that U-turns are permitted c) Look over your shoulder for a final check d) Select a higher gear than normal.

6. Motorway Rules
You’ve broken down on a motorway. In which direction should you walk to find the nearest emergency telephone?

a) With the traffic flow b) Facing oncoming traffic c) In the direction shown on the marker posts d) In the direction of the nearest exit.

**7. Safety Margins **
In good conditions, what’s the typical stopping distance at 70 mph?

a) 53 metres (175 feet) b) 60 metres (197 feet) c) 73 metres (240 feet) d) 96 metres (315 feet).

8. Vulnerable Road Users
Where should you never overtake a cyclist?

a) Just before you turn left b) On a left-hand bend c) On a one-way street d) On a dual carriageway.

The Answers

C – 38 metres (125 feet)
D – on either the right or the left
A – when you’re in a one-way street
B – 120 times per minute
C – look over your shoulder for a final check
C – in the direction shown on the marker posts
D – 96 metres (315 feet)
A – just before you turn left.

06/02/2021

Had a few calls about “Emergency Tests”

If people are confused on how to book an emergency test, this is how it works this time.

You can’t book directly by phone or email, as they know too many people will try to apply that aren’t eligible.

The DVSA are sending an email to all the NHS trusts, councils and emergency services HR departments, this email will then provide the link to apply.

They’ll be a series of questions they’ll have to answer, and then they’ll find out if they can book a test or not.

The DVSA have only started sending these emails 2 days ago, so it might take a while to filter through to all organisations.