BDL Driver Training

BDL Driver Training I've been in driver training since 2005. I pride myself on tailoring lessons to the individual as everyone learns differently.

In that time I've helped hundreds of people pass the driving test, instructor tests and other more advanced driving tests.

15/07/2026

Honestly get some craic in your life. Don't talk cars with him though.

A week off work. Bring it on. Roofbox is in the shed.
03/07/2026

A week off work. Bring it on. Roofbox is in the shed.

24/06/2026
03/06/2026

Something so many fail to understand and this video explains it well. Now I'm not one for blindly accepting Internet advice but this guy is good. Always good. Unfortunately if you're a bungalow you'll disagree but disagreeing means you're disagreeing and still wrong. Don't be a bungalow.

FIRST TIME PASS ALERT ⚠️ 📢 Huge congratulations to Lewis on passing FIRST TIME today at Paisley DTC with only 2 faults.A...
27/05/2026

FIRST TIME PASS ALERT ⚠️ 📢

Huge congratulations to Lewis on passing FIRST TIME today at Paisley DTC with only 2 faults.
Amazing achievement.

21/05/2026

GIMP DU JOUR

Adam doing amazing at dealing with le gimp and also at summing up the situation.

When you drive a car or own a car you're in a relationship with it. No two relationships are the same. You'll find that,...
16/05/2026

When you drive a car or own a car you're in a relationship with it. No two relationships are the same. You'll find that, like human relationships, the basic parts are all the same or very similar but the subtle differences need to be identified for a successful relationship. As people we require individual things in a relationship. We also learn as we go in relationships with people. Time changes us. Cars are like people and all basically the same but subtly different. They share similar features some of which are basic like wheels and basic controls but they all behave differently. The brakes will feel different. Biting points in a manual will feel different. The ancillary controls like windscreen wipers and lighting will need individual treatment. Cars are all different weights and with varying power. They accelerate differently and slow differently. Height is different. Rear wheel drive or front wheel drive need specific techniques. Visibility varies wildly in cars. Noise levels vary. Some are more comfortable. Some are more forgiving. Some cars are very high maintenance. Some are the opposite. All cars will last longer if you treat them well. Look after them. Care for them. Show them some love. Finally remember that when you enter into a new relationship you'll need to suss out all the subtle changes. Get to know your new partner and never assume it'll be the same as the last one.

FIRST TIME PASS ALERT ⚠️ 📢 Huge congratulations to Josh for passing FIRST TIME today at Paisley DTC. Awesome achievement...
14/05/2026

FIRST TIME PASS ALERT ⚠️ 📢

Huge congratulations to Josh for passing FIRST TIME today at Paisley DTC. Awesome achievement and thoroughly well deserved. Best of luck with your future.

FIRST TIME PASS ALERT ⚠️ 📢 Huge congratulations to Ruari on passing FIRST TIME today at Paisley DTC with only 4 faults. ...
08/05/2026

FIRST TIME PASS ALERT ⚠️ 📢

Huge congratulations to Ruari on passing FIRST TIME today at Paisley DTC with only 4 faults. Enjoy the new found freedom and paying for fuel 😆

L plates and driving instructor roof signs are meant to make learner cars more visible — a clear signal to give space, b...
07/05/2026

L plates and driving instructor roof signs are meant to make learner cars more visible — a clear signal to give space, be patient, and expect caution.
Too often, they seem to make those cars invisible instead: tailgated, cut up, honked at, and pressured for not driving like someone with 20 years’ experience.
A learner sign should trigger awareness, not aggression.
A little patience costs nothing — but it can make someone’s first experiences on the road safer and far less stressful.
See the L plate.
See the roof sign.
Act like you actually saw them.

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