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Learning Kerb Norfolk, Trunch Road, North Walsham (2026)

07/10/2026

Learning to drive this autumn?

It’s actually a brilliant time of year to learn.

Wet roads, low sun, darker mornings and fallen leaves might make driving a little more challenging but it also means you’re learning how to deal with them with an instructor sitting beside you.

And learning around Norfolk gives you plenty of variety too. Busy Norwich traffic one lesson, then rural North Norfolk roads the next.

I’ve put together 7 things learner drivers should know about learning to drive in autumn 👇

🔗 Link in the comments

25/09/2026

Could becoming a driving instructor be your next career move?

If you live in Norwich or Norfolk and you're starting to question whether the usual 9–5 still works for you, training to become a driving instructor could be worth considering.

It's a career that can give you something many jobs don't, more control over when you work and how you structure your week.

At Learning Kerb Driving Tuition, we can support you from the very beginning of your journey towards becoming a DVSA Approved Driving Instructor.

You'll get:

✅ Step-by-step support through the ADI qualification process

✅ Practical training and guidance as you develop your teaching skills

✅ Ongoing support while you're qualifying

✅ Help making the transition into working as a driving instructor

Once qualified, you can build a working week around your life, rather than constantly trying to fit your life around work.

And you don't need previous teaching experience to start.

If you're considering a career change in Norwich, North Norfolk or the surrounding area, and you'd like to know what's actually involved in becoming a driving instructor, have a chat with me.

No pressure and no hard sell, I'm happy to answer your questions and explain how the process works.

Find out more at Learning Kerb using the link in the comments

Or send the page a message and ask me about instructor training.

23/09/2026

Norwich & Norfolk learner drivers, does MSPSL actually make sense to you?

If MSPSL feels like something you're desperately trying to remember every time you approach a junction or roundabout, you're definitely not alone.

Mirror – Signal – Position – Speed – Look

It's often taught as a sequence to memorise, but that's not really the point.

Whether you're approaching a busy Norwich roundabout, turning at a junction in North Walsham or dealing with quieter roads around North Norfolk, MSPSL should help you plan what you're doing early and safely, not leave you running through five letters in your head!

I've put together a simple guide explaining what each part of MSPSL is actually doing and how to start using the routine naturally rather than mechanically.

👉 I'll put the link to the full MSPSL guide in the comments.

📍 Looking for driving lessons in Norwich or North Norfolk

At Learning Kerb, lessons are about understanding why you're doing something, not simply being told what to do.

If you're looking for patient, supportive manual driving lessons that help you build confidence and become an independent driver, get in touch with Learning Kerb.

21/09/2026

Do you know the rules for joining a motorway?

Joining a motorway from a slip road is an important part of UK driving theory test revision.

You need to understand how to use the slip road, build up an appropriate speed, look for a safe gap and remember that traffic already on the motorway has priority.

Rather than just memorising the answer to a theory test question, understand what is actually happening on the road and the answer becomes much easier to recognise.

Watch the video and see how much you already know about joining a motorway.

18/09/2026

What speed does the national speed-limit sign mean?

The answer isn’t always 60 mph or always 70 mph.

The national speed limit depends on:

🛣️ The type of road
🚗 The type of vehicle
🚐 Whether the vehicle is towing
⚠️ Any lower limit displayed by signs

For a car:

➡️ Single carriageway: 60 mph
➡️ Dual carriageway: 70 mph
➡️ Motorway: 70 mph

But different limits can apply to vans, larger vehicles and vehicles towing trailers or caravans.

👇 Read the full explanation using the link in the comments.

💬 Did you know the sign could mean different speeds?

16/09/2026

🎉 ZERO DRIVING FAULTS!! Massive congratulations Reece! 🚗👏

What a result today at Norwich Test Centre. A fantastic pass with ZERO driving faults!

It's been a long road to get here and I've got massive respect for your resilience and the way you've approached learning.

We started over a year ago, taking things slowly with a lesson every other week because that suited you and the way you learned best. As your confidence grew, we gradually increased the lessons and kept every session targeted around what you needed.

We've definitely had a few moments along the way 😂

I'll never forget the day you emerged onto a road in front of a bus that was turning left, then stopped and panicked because you were scared of buses 😂

I think the question still has to be, if buses scare you, why pull out in front of one and then stop? 🤣

But actually that day says quite a lot about you. You got overwhelmed, we pulled over, had a few minutes to reset and then you got straight back in the car and carried on with the lesson.

Then today I think your overthinking might have actually helped you!

Five minutes into your test you'd already decided you'd failed. You'd taken something tiny, turned it into a serious fault in your head and thought the test was over.

So you relaxed and just drove.

Turns out the "fault" you'd given yourself wasn't even a fault 🤣

Even better, the examiner commented afterwards that your drive was smooth, controlled and well planned.

You even had a police car approaching quickly on blue lights from the front in a tight, busy space. The sort of thing that could easily have caused the old overthinking to kick in, but you dealt with it calmly and safely and carried on.

That probably shows just how far you've come.

We've laughed a lot over the last year, but you've also worked really hard and learned how to slow things down and deal with it when things start to feel overwhelming.

Now you won't have to get up quite so early for those college trips to Great Yarmouth, although I'm sure Mum already has a few errands lined up for you 😂

It always makes me laugh. 17 year olds are desperate to pass their test so they can have some independence. Parents are desperate for them to pass so they've finally got someone to pick them up from the pub 🤣

Look after yourself mate. Remember to slow things down if you start getting overwhelmed, trust what you've learned and make sure you give me a wave when you drive past 👋

Happy motoring Reece. You absolutely smashed it today. ZERO faults! 🚗💜

🚗 Looking for driving lessons in Norwich or Norfolk?

Not everyone learns in the same way or at the same pace. If you're looking for patient, supportive driving lessons that are built around you, get in touch with Learning Kerb.

👉 Link in the comments.

16/09/2026

Theory Test: 2 Blue Road Signs People Always Get Confused 🤔

🚗 Theory Test question: can you tell the difference between these two blue signs?

They look very similar, but they don't mean the same thing.

It's an easy mistake to make when you're revising for your Theory Test, especially when you're trying to remember what all those blue circular signs mean.

In this video, I'll show you the difference and give you a simple way to remember which is which.

If you're preparing for your UK Theory Test, follow The Driving Theory Test Coach for more road signs, questions and revision tips.

14/09/2026

NORWICH NDR DRIVERS, RED OR YELLOW? 👀
If you regularly drive on the Norwich NDR, you'll probably have an opinion on this one… 😂

You’re travelling west along the NDR and approaching this roundabout. You’re entering at A and want to turn right onto the North Walsham Road at B.

Two drivers take two different routes around the roundabout:

🔴 RED

🟡 YELLOW

Which route would YOU take, RED or YELLOW?

And more importantly… why? 👇

This is a roundabout where drivers regularly seem to have very different ideas about the correct positioning, so I’m interested to see what Norwich and Norfolk drivers think.

Have your say in the comments, RED or YELLOW?

And tag someone who you know drives along the NDR. Let's see if you agree! 😂

11/09/2026

🚦 Do you know the complete UK traffic-light sequence?

🔴 Red
🔴🟠 Red and amber
🟢 Green
🟠 Amber
🔴 Back to red

Knowing the order is important—but you also need to understand what each stage means and how you should respond.

🔴 Red means stop.
🔴🟠 Red and amber means prepare to move, but remain stopped.
🟢 Green means you may proceed if the way is clear.
🟠 Amber means stop unless you’ve already crossed the line or cannot stop safely.

👇 Read our full traffic-lights guide using the link in the comments.

💬 Without looking, can you name the sequence in the correct order?

09/09/2026

Theory Test: 2 Blue Road Signs People Always Get Confused 🤔

🚗 Theory Test question: can you tell the difference between these two blue signs?

They look very similar, but they don't mean the same thing.

It's an easy mistake to make when you're revising for your Theory Test, especially when you're trying to remember what all those blue circular signs mean.

In this video, I'll show you the difference and give you a simple way to remember which is which.

If you're preparing for your UK Theory Test, follow The Driving Theory Test Coach for more road signs, questions and revision tips.

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