Streets Ahead School of Motoring

Shazia Passes First Time

Pardip — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 00:00:56 +0000

THANKS PARDIP! I was so nervous and hated the roundabouts. When I started learning with Pardip I now find the rounabouts so easy to do.

I wish now that I had lessons with pardip first. I learnt if some one else failed 2 times then I start with Pardip and I done it now I can drive. So happy thank you once again please take your lessons with him trust me you will not regret it!

Shazia 07/03/12

Paul Passes his Test First Time!

Pardip — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 23:50:04 +0000

Pardip Virdee is an excellent driving instructor, very helpful and patient. When I first started I was quite nervous as I was a complete beginner, but Pardip helped me improve and soon I was much more confident about driving. If at any point in a lesson I made a mistake or was unsure what to do, he would quickly help me get back on track and then calmly explain where I went wrong and how to improve in the future.

Pardip is very reliable, organised and punctual, knowing all about the theory & practical test procedures and being on time for every lesson. He has a great car for learning in, knows the area very well and is a very good driver, so you will be in safe hands with him. I was encouraged by his high first-time pass rate, and thanks to Pardip’s help I passed both my theory and practical tests first time!

I would highly recommend Pardip to any learner driver looking for a friendly, experienced, knowledgeable instructor who will help them to pass!

Paul S 20/01/12

Danny Passes his Test First Time!

Pardip — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 23:44:07 +0000

I have just passed my test with 2 minors and have seen such an improvement learning with Pardip compared with 2 previous instructors. I have driven since I was 16 but was very nervous about the test now I’m 21, but the high level of professionalism and confidence boosting he showed allowed me to pass with flying colours. Huge thanks to Pardip and he will now have to deal with my younger brother

Danny Black 03/01/12

Mesay Passes his Test.

Pardip — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 23:15:26 +0000

November 23rd 2011

Pardip is an excellent driving instructor. When I started my driving lessons I was really nervous and I didn’t have confidence. But he built my confidence and I passed my test easily. Thank you Pardip.

Mesay R.

Michelle Passes First Time with 1 Minor Fault!

Pardip — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 23:11:35 +0000

September 27th 2011

I have just passed my test with Pardip with only 1 minor fault. I still can’t believe it. Pardip is a fantastic instructor, very patient and knows how to build your confidence. I would definitely recommend Pardip to any one that wants to pass first time. What am I gonna do on Saturday mornings 8 till 10 now. Thank you for everything. Passing means so much to me and my daughter.

Michelle D.

Paddy Passes Her Test

Pardip — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 22:59:14 +0000

September 24th 2011

Pardip was very patient and considerate when it came to me learning to drive. I was a very nervous driver and had no confidence. However with Pardip’s help I overcame all my fears and past my test. I felt comfortable and safe in the car thanks to his help. I can now drive thanks to Pardip. I would definitely recommend him to anyone.

Paddy P.

Department of Transport Plan Enforcement & Education To Cut Road Deaths

Pardip — Wed, 11 May 2011 18:22:30 +0000

Plans to improve road safety education while taking tough action against the small minority of dangerous drivers were set out by Transport Secretary Philip Hammond today.

Careless driving will be made a fixed penalty offence to allow the police more effectively to tackle reckless driving that puts other road users in danger, while disqualified drivers face having to take a new test before regaining their licence.

There will also be more educational courses that can be offered in place of a fixed penalty and points in appropriate cases as well as a new post-test qualification for novice drivers, under plans set out in the new Strategic Framework for Road Safety.

The new Strategic Framework for Road Safety sets out the government’s plans to:

Make careless driving a fixed penalty offence to allow the police more effectively to tackle the wilfully reckless driving that puts other road users in danger. Guidance will ensure that that the circumstances in which a fixed penalty notice is appropriate are clearly defined.
Require offenders to pass a test before they regain their licence after a serious disqualification.
Make greater use of powers to seize vehicles to keep the most dangerous drivers off the roads.
Increase the level of fixed penalty notices for traffic offences from £60 to between £80 and £100 and penalty points. Levels have fallen behind those for other fixed penalty offences, which risks trivialising the offences.
Improve enforcement against drink and drug driving, as announced in the response to the North Report in March.
Increase the use of police-approved educational courses that can be offered in place of fixed penalty notices to encourage safer driving behaviour.
Launch a new post-test qualification for new drivers, including an assessment process to give insurers confidence that it will create safer drivers who can expect to pay lower insurance costs. This will replace the current Pass Plus scheme.
Continue to improve the driving and motorcycling training processes, including introducing film clips into theory test.
Create a new website to allow local people to easily compare the road safety performance of their local area against similar areas, as well as a new portal to help road safety professionals share information. The framework published today also includes maps which show the recent road safety records and improvements of local authorities.
Launch an annual road safety day.

The framework also sets out the roles and responsibilities of local authorities, road safety professionals and other stakeholders in improving road safety and the increased freedom that is being given to local authorities in assessing and acting on their own priorities.

The government’s long term vision is to ensure that Britain remains a world leader on road safety and the department will monitor its performance against indicators in a new road safety outcomes framework.

Don’t Book Your Driving Test On Un-official Websites

Pardip — Sun, 08 May 2011 17:14:40 +0000

It has come to DSA’s attention that some people have been booking their practical test on un-official website’s, causing them to lose their money.

The DSA is alerting people to only book their practical driving test through their official DSA website.

Directgov is the only official driving test booking website.

Other websites offer driving test booking services, but might charge extra administrative fees on top of the Driving Standards Agency’s (DSA) fee. Those websites are not run by or connected to DSA or Directgov.

DSA recommends that all learner drivers book their driving test through the official booking service on Directgov by visiting direct.gov.uk/drivingtest.

If you have used an unofficial website

DSA gets complaints from customers who have used unofficial booking websites. In most cases these websites are doing nothing illegal. This means that DSA’s powers to respond may be limited.

If you have used an unofficial booking website, you might have seven working days to cancel your order and get all your money back. However, this will depend on the terms and conditions of the website you used.

You can find more information about your consumer rights on Directgov. You can also use template letters to complain to businesses. Each letter includes details of the law that you want the trader to follow.

Stef Passes First Time with ZERO Faults!

Pardip — Sun, 17 Apr 2011 19:42:01 +0000

Pardip has taught me and my two older brothers how to drive. When I started, I wasn’t a confident driver but he helped me feel safe and comfortable on the road, and I actually passed first time with ZERO minors! He not only makes you a great driver, but a safe driver aswell. I couldn’t ask for more from an instructor. I would definately recommend him to anyone!

First Time Pass with ZERO Faults for Stef!

Pardip — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 17:00:08 +0000

I would like to congratulate Stefan who passed his driving test first time and with no driving faults! This result goes to show that if you work hard and focus on the right things when driving then this is could be the result for you.