Buckle up with Corinne

26/06/2026

‼️Important information‼️
As you will be aware the DVSA has recently made some changes in how tests are booked and cancellation apps are no longer to be used.
The DVSA are now cracking down on people who are still trying to use apps to book tests and are introducing a 12month suspension which means you won’t be able to access or book a test during this period.

If you want to change a test booking please only use

Find an earlier practical driving test, move it to a later date, or change the test centre you take it at.

25/06/2026

Congratulations to Lucas who passed his test 1st time with only 2df. 🥳
Lucas had great feedback on a great drive even in this heat 🥵
All the best and keep up that lovely driving.
👏🏻🚗

24/06/2026

One of the first questions nearly every learner asks is how long it will take before they are ready to pass their test.

I completely understand why people ask. Driving lessons are an investment of both time and money, so naturally people want an idea of what lies ahead.

The difficulty is that no two learners arrive with the same experiences, confidence levels, learning styles, or challenges. What feels straightforward to one person can feel overwhelming to another.

Imagine a group of people all setting off on the same walk. Some will move quickly, some will stop and take in their surroundings, and some will need a little more support along the way. It does not mean one person is better than another. It simply means people develop at different rates.

Driving is no different.
Some learners need time to build confidence before everything starts to click. Others appear to progress quickly but still need experience in different roads, traffic conditions, and situations before they are truly ready to drive independently.

This is why comparing yourself to friends, relatives, or people online rarely helps. Their journey belongs to them. Yours belongs to you.

The most important thing is not how quickly you reach the finish line.
The most important thing is what kind of driver you become when you get there.

I would much rather see someone take a little longer and leave with confidence, good habits, and sound judgement than rush through the process and struggle once the L plates come off.

Learning to drive is not about keeping up with everyone else. It is about building skills, experience, and confidence that will stay with you for years to come.
It’s a skill that will keep you safe for your entire driving years if you stick to it.

A driving lesson teaches you what to do, why you are doing it, and how to do it safely. Private practice, where available, gives you the opportunity to put those skills into action and gain valuable experience on the road. The combination of professional instruction and regular practice is often what helps learners grow in confidence and become safe independent drivers.
It is never just about counting lessons.
It is about building experience and developing a skill for life.

Trust the process, focus on your own progress, and give yourself the time you need.

How many hours did you take to learn? 🫶🏾
✍️ Sheena Ahmed
Motorvation School of Motoring

20/06/2026

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.

17/06/2026

So hopefully we have some better weather on the horizon. ☀️🕶️
It’s important to keep hydrated when behind the wheel especially in warm temperatures.
Keep you, your passengers and other road uses safe ☀️

16/06/2026

Oh what a start to the week!! 😁
Today it’s been Kelsey’s turn to sit her test and show off her driving skills. Which she definitely did and got a 1st time pass with 4 df!
Well done Kelsey, told you we would have you passed by your 18th 🥳👏🏻

Keep up that safe driving and see you next week when we hit those motorways! 🚗👏🏻

15/06/2026

Marvellous Monday for Josh who sat his test this morning.
Only went and passed 1st time with only 3df and great feedback from the examiner on a lovely drive. 👏🏻🥳
Well done Josh and congratulations, hopefully see you driving around the village 👋🏻🚗

12/06/2026

So today I received a message from Mackenzie that has absolutely made my week!
22months ago I received a txt for help, i couldnt say no because I have known this young man for many years as he was a pupil at the school I used to work at.
He needed to pass his test asap as he has aspirations to become a paramedic.
This is still in the pipeline and I have no doubt whatsoever that Mackenzie will make a long and successful career.

But before he reaches that goal he is doing what he can to get as much experience as he can on the road.
So Mackenzie passed his driving test only 18months ago 1st time and with a great drive.
Now today i receive this, hes only gone and passed his catogary D test with stagecoach! 🚎

Learning to drive is life changing and this is the proof! 😁
I am so proud of his achievements and wish Mackenzie all the best for his future ventures!

11/06/2026

🔊Appreciation post🔊

As a small business it’s not always easy but I want to say a HUGE Thankyou to everyone who likes, comments or shares my posts!

Also to those who tag me in posts and recommend me to others, I see them all!
It really is appreciated, Thankyou ☺️🚗