Click Driving School

09/10/2026

Another awesome and varied week…no two lessons the same… Lots achieved 💪

05/10/2026

A super positive week last week which concluded with 3 of my learners having an observer sat in the back of their lessons. A positive experience for everyone, but predominantly for our guest who had been considering becoming a driving instructor. He went away super motivated and will hopefully start his training journey v soon

03/10/2026

The dominance of tech is resulting in some people losing their basic communication skills and awareness of boundaries.

How you communicate with us, will ultimately affect how/if we communicate with your.

Please be respectful 🙏

30/09/2026

An awesome result for Emily today at Lee on Solent test centre. Well worth the early start!!

She has already driven into Southampton on her own, there will be no stopping her now!

29/09/2026

An important update today from the DVSA regarding how to swap your driving test

29/09/2026

My journey with Eliana was cut short due to my surgery, but they continued as a family to develop the skills I had supported her with.

In addition my lovely friend Jane also jumped in for support too. So it genuinely was a massive case of teamwork making the dream work.

I know that Eliana will be out loving driving her beautiful Mini and having the new found freedom that that's bringing.

28/09/2026

A new MANDATORY "Code of conduct" will be coming in at some point...Did you even know that there was currently a VOLUNTARY "Code of conduct" for driving instructors?

If you are currently learning to drive, or have someone in your family that is learning to drive, be sure to refer to the "Code of conduct" if there is something you are unhappy with.

If your instructor is frequently shouting, encroaching on your personal space, on their devices, or asking you too many personal questions that go beyond being professional, you do have options.

Firstly you can try having a conversation with them, or alternatively you could change instructor...or as a final step you might decide to report them to the DVSA. To report them you would need to be able to stipulate what they are doing that contravenes the "Code of conduct"  and the DVSA are obliged to look into any reports that are made thoroughly.

Professional instructors will involve you in decision making question, agree with you plans for lessons and how each person will take responsibility in the lesson, they will ensure that use of devices are legal (for example, the engine is turned off) and they will respond to any information that you share with sensitivity and appropriately, without prying.

If they need to get into your personal space it should be done for safety reasons or when there is no other option, however there should be a conversation either prior to or succeeding that happening. You should also feel able to communicate with your instructor if there is anything that they are doing that's making you feel uncomfortable.

You can look up whether your instructor has agreed to follow the voluntary "Code of conduct" (ADI CoP) using this link.. GOV.UK https://share.google/WMf4fP9daAbTFCKqg

28/09/2026

Petition: Permanent driving ban on intoxicated drivers guilty of causing death

I urge Parliament to take decisive action by implementing a lifetime driving ban on those guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and killing innocent people while under influence. Other countries have set precedents by enforcing stringent penalties.

I urge Parliament to take decisive action by implementing a lifetime driving ban on those guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and killing innocent people while under influence. Other countries have set precedents by enforcing stringent penalties.

27/09/2026

What an awesome weekend! Like minded people wanting to "think outside the box", put the learner at the heart of what we do, and move things forward.

Loved seeing loads of familiar faces (albeit many are "virtually" familiar)

26/09/2026

A great first full week back. Well done team!

There was also a first time test pass for lovely Eliana who'd had to continue practising with family when I could no longer support her. A great outcome 🎉