MSL Drive

07/06/2026

First time pass for Gene in Salisbury!!
Great job 👏 🎉 🚙

11/05/2026

Two fabulous passes recently - first Charlotte and now Anna 😁👏 Just 3 minor faults and a lifetime of independence coming their way. Congratulations to both 🎉🚘

15/04/2026

Absolutely fantastic result for Charlotte today passing with only 3 minors. A great drive and a very well deserved pass! Stay safe out there 🚘 🎉

02/04/2026

Second pass this week 🎉🎉. Congratulations Ella for her lovely drive and also to Thomas on his first time pass today!! Happy (& safe) driving wishes to u both 🚘 🚙 😁

10/02/2026

A Driving Instructor’s Requested Post

As a UK driving instructor, I see a worrying pattern far too often.
Parents pushing for the fewest possible lessons and rushing teenagers into a driving test the moment they become eligible.

It is understandable to want independence for your child.
It is also important to understand the risk.

Young drivers are disproportionately represented in road traffic collisions.
Department for Transport data consistently shows that the highest risk period is the first year after passing the driving test.

Teenage drivers remain the highest risk group for:

⚠️ Fatal collisions
⚠️ Injury causing crashes
⚠️ Damage only incidents

This is not down to attitude.
It is down to experience.

The biggest contributors to serious and fatal collisions among young drivers include:

🧠 Inexperience and poor hazard anticipation
🌙 Night time driving
🚫 Failure to wear seat belts
😴 Fatigue or falling asleep at the wheel
💊 Drug driving and impairment

These are not rare scenarios.
They are everyday realities instructors see the consequences of.

Why Training Time Matters

Driving competence is not built by passing a test.
It is built through repetition, exposure and decision making in real conditions.

Learners who are given time to develop their skills become calmer, more confident and more capable of handling the unexpected.
Those rushed through often lack the experience needed to recognise danger early and respond safely.

A Message to Parents and Guardians

Rushing a teenager to test ready status may feel like progress.
In reality, it can remove vital learning time.

Extra lessons and experience are not an expense.
They are an investment in safety.

Driving is a life skill.
One that protects not only your child, but everyone they share the road with.

Please do not rush it.

Sheena Ahmed
Motorvation School of Motoring

05/02/2026

A hat-trick for me, this week, with Poppy passing on her first attempt this morning in Yeovil 🎉. So proud of the effort she has put in and the lovely drive during her test; well earned! 😁👏🚘

03/02/2026

Another happy pupil, having secured a first time pass today!! Congratulations to Bella -all the effort paid off in the best way 😁👍🎉

03/02/2026

Huge congratulations go to Freya for her pass,at ‘crack-of-dawn’, on Monday - complete independence beckons 😁😁 🚘 🎉👏

06/01/2026

22/12/2025

Loving my students this month .. another first time pass - this one today for Evie in Salisbury 🎉👏 Congratulations for keeping your nerves at bay and driving so well. Merry Xmas 🎄 🚗