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Only Elon could make it happen. Would you like a car that can β€˜fly’?
17/10/2026

Only Elon could make it happen.

Would you like a car that can β€˜fly’?

16/10/2026

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A glowing review from William

I found John Jardine and Your Pass Driving School at a point where I wasn't sure if I wanted to continue to learn to drive. Previous experiences had left me wondering if I was even capable of developing the confidence or the skill to be a safe driver.

Within minutes of working with John, I found myself at ease with the supportive and friendly environment he created. I was able to book lessons online at a schedule that suited myself and my learning, and as the year progressed and demands changed, this support was maintained. John allowed me to make mistakes safely, then provide me with honest feedback, and pointers to learn from them, with judgement free critiques. Where once I dreaded driving lessons, I soon came to look forward to them, and the chats that came with them. Even with the struggles of getting a practical test booked, John offered advice and encouragement to stay the path. That he was teaching me to be a safe driver, not just simply to pass a test. Aided by the videos on Your Pass's YouTube page, roads within Dunfermline became a breeze, and the confidence gained working with John allowed me to shake the nerves to pass my practical test on the first try.

That is John's greatest gift as a driving instructor. He sees the human behind the learner; worries and strengths in all, and tailors a learning approach that suits the learner. If you are at all a nervous driver, John is phenomenal, and is a credit to the Your Pass team. Thank you John!

πŸš— Our 5 most common driving faults this weekLooking across our real driving lessons this week, these were the issues tha...
16/10/2026

πŸš— Our 5 most common driving faults this week

Looking across our real driving lessons this week, these were the issues that kept appearing:

πŸš— Road positioning and lane discipline
πŸ‘€ Missing observations and safety checks
🚦 Speed awareness and control
πŸ”„ Roundabout judgement and positioning
πŸ…ΏοΈ Parking accuracy and steering control

⚠️ This week's lessons also highlighted the importance of recognising hazards early and making safe decisions before acting.

Some situations required instructor intervention, reminding us why good observations and forward planning are so important.

Remember, making mistakes is part of learning. Recognising them and understanding how to improve is what helps us become safer, more confident drivers.

These are common faults across different learners, not individual assessments.

For more detailed tips and advice:

Real driving faults from this week’s lessons, plus simple tips to help you avoid them.

Huge Congratulations to Bill managing to keep those nerves under control, and passing this morning first time with just ...
15/10/2026

Huge Congratulations to Bill managing to keep those nerves under control, and passing this morning first time with just 1 fault!

Praise from the examiner for your great drive.

Bill was a bit camera shy, but we'll done to him πŸ‘

Instructor John, automatic

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πŸš— Our 5 most common driving faults this weekLooking across our real driving lessons this week, these were the issues tha...
10/10/2026

πŸš— Our 5 most common driving faults this week

Looking across our real driving lessons this week, these were the issues that kept appearing:

πŸ”„ Roundabout judgement and positioning
πŸ…ΏοΈ Parking and manoeuvre accuracy
🚦 Speed awareness and control
↩️ Incorrect or missed signals
πŸ‘€ Observation and safety checks

⚠️ This week's lessons also highlighted the importance of recognising hazards early, particularly at roundabouts and junctions.

A few situations required instructor intervention, reminding us why good observations and safe decisions are so important.

Remember, making mistakes is part of learning. Recognising them and understanding how to improve is what helps us become safer, more confident drivers.

For more detailed tips and advice:

Real driving faults from this week’s lessons, plus simple tips to help you avoid them.

Mega congratulations to Holly for a first time pass on glorious dunfermline today. Thankfully managed to hold those nerv...
07/10/2026

Mega congratulations to Holly for a first time pass on glorious dunfermline today.

Thankfully managed to hold those nerves off enough to work through and get that Pass.

Well done

Gillian - manual instructor

Massive congratulations to Emily on her first time pass this afternoon with just one wee fault!Emily opted to use her ow...
06/10/2026

Massive congratulations to Emily on her first time pass this afternoon with just one wee fault!
Emily opted to use her own car, as much more familiar and comfortable with it.

Instructor John, automatic

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Jamie has some spaces for *manual* driving lessons. Contact him directly or browse and book here;πŸ‘‰ https://your-pass.co....
06/10/2026

Jamie has some spaces for *manual* driving lessons.

Contact him directly or browse and book here;

πŸ‘‰ https://your-pass.co.uk/book/

Congratulations to Aiden passing today at Dunfermline test centre with the help from our manual instructor Jamie W
05/10/2026

Congratulations to Aiden passing today at Dunfermline test centre with the help from our manual instructor Jamie W

NEW! every Friday we are going to start publishing;πŸš— Our 5 most common driving faults this weekLooking across our real d...
02/10/2026

NEW! every Friday we are going to start publishing;

πŸš— Our 5 most common driving faults this week

Looking across our real driving lessons this week, these were the issues that kept appearing:

πŸ”„ Roundabout positioning and lane discipline
🚦 Speed awareness and control
πŸ‘€ Mirrors, blind spots and observations
πŸ…ΏοΈ Parking and manoeuvre accuracy
↩️ Signals and forward planning

The big theme this week was giving yourself more time. A slightly calmer approach gives you more time to see signs, choose the correct lane, complete your observations and make better decisions. Check back next week to see how our learners have been doing!

For more detailed tips and advice:

Real driving faults from this week’s lessons, plus simple tips to help you avoid them.

Address

1 Castlandhill Road, Rosyth
Dunfermline
KY112PY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

Telephone

+447900174321

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