Our Instructors doing normal Hourly lessons cover around 15 miles of Crawley. However due to the amount of driving time spent
going to each pupil we cannot cover everywhere within this 15 mile area!
We regard punctuality very highly and understand that
pupils get upset if we are late. We always endeavour to run on time and will if possible text or ring you to advice your instructor
is running late.
It is for this reason that other then hourly lessons we offer a central meeting point for pupils who are using
our Intensive or Swift pass course's. We can collect you from either Crawley or Three Bridges Railway stations. This of
course also means that we can still manage to teach pupils from well outside our area.
If you live just outside the map area on the
right give us a call and we will see if we can fit you in.
The cost of the course is £165.00. For any pupil who has passed their practical test with us, and taken a minimum of 10 hours tuition, the fee is £85.00. Upon passing this course you will receive a Pass Plus certificate, which makes you eligible for a substantial discount on your car insurance.
- You've passed your test but haven't driven much since (if at all)
- You're moving to a quieter location and it will mean you'll need to drive again
- You need to drive as part of your job
- You need to brush up your skills
- You lack confidence in a particular skill
- You intend to supervise your son or daughter whilst they're learning with an ADI and you need to know you're teaching correctly
- You want to get behind the wheel of a car again after a long break
- You need to drive again just to ferry the children around and do the "School Run"
- You were involved in an accident either as the driver or passenger
- Your partner has got fed up with driving you around ...and you're getting nagged!
Driving on a Motorway differs from driving on ordinary roads in that traffic moves faster and puts a greater demand on a Drivers skill and overall awareness. In Sussex we have great motorway links so why not use them!
Although Motorways are statistically safer than other roads, when travelling at Motorway speeds a Driver needs to be more alert and be able to make safe and sensible decisions much earlier than on normal roads. A Motorway may have three, four or more lanes, and Drivers must be especially aware of the importance of their use and function.
To a newly qualified Driver the Motorway may appear daunting and beyond their capabilities but One Way Instructors are experts in this field and will build up your Motoring skills to the high standard necessary enabling you to drive on the Motorway with safety and confidence. Here is what we cover
- Condition of the Vehicle before Driving on a Motorway
- Condition of the Motorway, Weather and Volume of Traffic
- Motorway Signs and Signals
- Forward Planning and the Effective Judgement of Speed
- Joining the Motorway
- Leaving the Motorway
- Night Driving on a Motorway (Optional)
- Seeing and Being Seen
- Early and Effective All Round Observation
- Defensive Driving
- Making Progress
- Overtaking
- Lane Discipline
- Changing Lanes
- Emergencies on the Motorway
