Bridgnorth Driving Lessons

29/08/2026

Telford driving test tips - Hadley Bus Gate, this has caught many out

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28/08/2026

Automatic driving lessons, well done Ed! Ed did a one week intensive driving course and passed his driving test with just three driving faults and even managed to dodge the heavy rain and thunderstorms with a 7:13 am test. As it’s bank holiday, the usual thing would be driving off to the beach however Ed has to work.😖 but on the flipside at least he’s able to drive to work. Well done, great driving.

22/07/2026

Driving Lessons Bridnorth What is a casual crossing? This is a fairly new term that is becoming more common to describe a type of crossing that is now appearing more

24/06/2026

driving lessons Bridgnorth . Well done Jasmine!! Jasmine along with her driving instructor Steve passed the Driving test test on her first attempt! So with the hot weather ahead of us of course the first call is going to be heading off to a beach to make the most of it! well done and safe driving

16/06/2026

Driving lessons Bridgnorth, Well done
Yaquob!
Yaqoub when he first came to us had no Driving experience his driving instructor. Steve gave him a lot of help and advice and that was rewarded when he passed his Driving test first time with just one Driving fault.
Great driving well done
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22/05/2026

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11/05/2026

Automatic driving lessons Bridgnorth

21/04/2026

Automatic driving lessons Bridgnorth, congratulations to Ruby who passed her Driving test with iron Instructor Steve putting in a great drive to pass.

21/04/2026

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18/04/2026

Bridgnorth driving lessons - How to merge in turn
Merge in turn is a simple but essential driving rule that keeps traffic moving safely and efficiently when lanes are reduced, such as during roadworks or lane closures. Instead of drivers racing ahead or trying to push in at the last second, each vehicle takes turns joining the single lane—just like a zip closing. This method, often called “zip merging,” is proven to reduce congestion, minimise frustration, and lower the risk of accidents caused by sudden braking or aggressive lane changes.

Many people mistakenly think merging early is more polite, but using both lanes fully and then merging in turn actually keeps traffic flowing more smoothly and prevents long tailbacks. It’s about cooperation, not competition. By staying calm, maintaining a steady speed, and allowing one car from each lane to merge at a time, drivers can create a safer and more predictable environment for everyone on the road.

Next time you see a lane closure, remember: don’t panic, don’t rush—just merge in turn. A little patience and courtesy go a long way in making journeys quicker and far less stressful for all.