PUBLISHED: 09:13 27 January 2020 | UPDATED: 09:32 27 January 2020
The best day to take your driving test in Norwich has been revealed. Picture: Archant
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This footage shows the moment a driver had a lucky escape when a vehicle drove straight out of a junction near Norwich, barely avoiding a collision.
It is believed to have happened on Buxton road at the junction leading onto Old Church Road, not far from The Chequers pub.
The dash cam footage was captured by a local driving instructor at about 5.40pm on the 17th of January.
It shows the instructor’s car slowing to a halt, they had planned to turn right and were waiting for another vehicle to pass. A third car then comes straight out of the junction without stopping, narrowly avoiding a crash.
A LONG-STANDING Lichfield driving instructor is calling on the authorities to declare their plans for traffic management in the city as thousands of new homes are being planned and built.
Pete MIller, who lives in Lichfield, said the new and planned estates at Streethay, Shortbutts, Deanslade and off Watery Lane will bring with them thousands more cars and is concerned about the effect on the city’s already busy roads.
“They are building all these new houses, but with the exception of the Southern Bypass they are not building new roads,” said Pete.
BSM driving school has launched a new training course today (22 Jan) designed to speed up the training process for future driving instructors.
By using virtual reality training, the new BSM DIT course means people can complete their training in just three months, up to five times faster than other courses.
The course provides modern driving instructor training using bespoke headsets with 360-degree video footage of real-life driving. This new technology is combined with teaching in a classroom environment and comprehensive in-car instruction.
They say you will always remember the person who taught you to drive.
For some it takes just a few hours, whilst other learners may spend years having lessons in a bid to gain their licence.
It’s important to find the right driving instructor that suits you – whether it’s someone who can teach you around your work or school hours or someone who puts you at ease from the first lesson.
Scores of people have sent in their recommendations of the instructors they think are the best in the city.
The learner driver on Grange Road. Pic: Fife Jammer Locations.
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