Finale School of Motoring

18/02/2025

This Driving School has now closed. No further Pupils will be taken on

29/12/2024

As soon as the weather turns, FINALE SCHOOL OF MOTORING will be offering SAFE DRIVING IN ADVERSE WEATHER tuition. Ideal if you have passed your driving test this year and have not driven in snow or would like to learn how the professionals do it! Please...if you are interested in how to drive safely in snow etc, get in early as there will be limited places. Please contact 07949 946777 for details and we will add your name to the waiting list and contact you as soon as the weather turns xx

15/04/2024

Having come back from Cheshire not long ago I have space in North Worcestershire and South Birmingham for immediate starts (depending on your own availability). Drop me a txt, WhatsApp message or Facebook message and I'll get back to you ASAP 😀

29/12/2023

I have one space for a guaranteed pass course, start as soon as next week (depending on availability).
This is not an intensive course so although a test would be found asap it will not be within the next couple of weeks
£1500, pay once and never pay anything again however long it takes
Contact me here, on WhatsApp or txt 07949 946777
But get in quickly

22/06/2023

If you book your driving test, which in all cases is a provisional booking, subject to change should you not fulfill the following criteria.
We are not supposed to present any pupil to test if we do not feel they are ready, this directive comes from the DVSA, the people who make the rules.

So here’s a check list.

Can you change gear without being prompted?
Can you steer effectively and safely?
Can you use the brake without help from an instructor?
When approaching a junction, can you slow down and stop at the give way lines if needs be? Not a car length back!
Do you know what the National speed limit is on a dual carriageway compared to other roads?
When meeting traffic, can you decide who has priority? Can you position yourself in such a way that you can see ahead and also give space to oncoming cars?
Mirrors do you use them correctly, looking to see what’s there before deciding to swap lanes etc?
Roundabouts and lanes, do you know which lane to use when travelling ahead, turning right etc, do you know when you should use a different lane and how that decision is advised?
Manoeuvres, can you do them all accurately, under control, with safe observations?
Signs and road markings, do you know them? Yeah you’ve passed your theory test, but do you know how to take information from signs and road marking and let them influence your decision making when you are driving?

These are just a few of the essential requirements you need to be competent to both pass your test.

Every day, instructors get calls from pupils asking if they will take them to test, because their instructors have let them down, this is not the case, the instructors know they are not ready, they refuse to take them!

If you think this is harsh, those of you who have sat or are sitting AS exams, ask your teacher if you can take your A levels in September this year, see if they will let you!

YOUR TEST but it’s OUR car and OUR reputation on the line!

This is not a way for instructors to get more money.

How long it takes you to learn to drive is down to YOU and YOUR effort.🚗🔥

13/04/2023

21/07/2022

THE REALITY OF LEARNING TO DRIVE

Before anyone makes the decision to learn to drive, please consider the following points that I’m about to make.

1; You are learning to operate a machine that if used or operated incorrectly, or irresponsibly, can result in serious injury or, even worse, fatality.

2; Your learning process will not be simple, quick or cheap. The co-ordination and spatial awareness takes time to develop - particularly to a point where it becomes second nature.

3; As the driver you are legally responsible for the vehicle, yourself and equally responsible for the safety of others. Being a learner driver doesn’t excuse you of these responsibilities - nor does it make you immune from prosecution if laws are broken.

4; The importance of knowing your subject matter should not be underestimated or taken lightly.The theory test isn’t just an obstacle on the way to your practical test.Revise thoroughly and aim to pass with the highest score possible.The more knowledge that you learn and retain can potentially make a massive difference to all round safety.

5: We are all individuals who learn at different rates. Friends or family may have reached the standard more quickly, but don’t treat the learning process as a competition. Equally, guard against becoming demoralised if you’re taking longer to learn than you thought. Don’t let pride get in the way of safety.

6; Always listen to your Instructor and take on board their advice. An Instructor’s advice is more likely to be correct and up to date than that of friends or family - no matter how well meaning. Your Instructor is also the best person to advise you when you’re ready to take a test.

7; When you have passed your test please remember that a test pass means that you’re safe enough to continue learning on your own. It takes years of experience to become a truly good driver, so never assume that you’re the finished article.
We never stop learning, nor should you.

20/07/2022

GOV.UK - The place to find government services and information - simpler, clearer, faster.

30/01/2022

https://nationalhighways.co.uk/road-safety/driving-on-motorways/

Whatever part of National Highways' network you’re driving on, we want you to stay safe and know what to do if anything goes wrong.