This article is aimed at those coming from another country, to live permanently in the United Kingdom, and focuses on obtaining a British Driving Licence. While here, in the UK, you may wish to learn to drive on British Roads, so that you can obtain a British Driver's Licence. Having a Provisional Driver's Licence doesn't allow you to drive by yourself on British roads, but it lets you practice driving with someone qualified to teach you - for the sake of other road users, it is recommended you take lessons with a qualified, "Approved Driving Instructor" (ADI), as their... Okay, with those points in mind, what about the Driving Lessons? What will you get with a Qualified, Approved Driving Instructor, that you can't from "a mate who's over 21 years old and held a Full Driving Licence for 3 years"?
26 Oct, 2011 --
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