Thank you Winston, I thoroughly enjoyed our lessons and I’ll remember them for as long as I’m on the road. The fact I could pass first time given how hesitant I was in the beginning is a testament to you as a teacher, and it won’t be the same driving without you in the passenger seat.
This week Winston Mason of Success School Of Motoring celebrates 20 years has a Driving Instructor. Winston discusses the 20 years, his time as a instructor. "It has been an interesting journey teaching my customers from different backgrounds. 90% of my time teaching, have been full of joy as well as tears plus the dangerous encounters, whether one passed or failed. I would be very humble if the majority of my customers that I have instructed over the 20 years, continued to drive in a manner that they were taught, good manners go a long way. Thank you all for your custom over the 20 years".
Winston Mason ADI.
From 23 January the driving theory test will no longer use pre-published questions in a move to stop candidates from learning answers by heart.
Until now all the questions used in the driving theory test have been published. These changes will mean that learner drivers and riders gain a better understanding of driving theory because they can no longer rely on simply learning which options are correct for individual questions.
The familiar Theory Test books and software still offer revision questions for candidates to test themselves and assess their progress. They now also have exercises so learners can practise applying their knowledge on each topic to case studies. There are also new sections of revision support for motorcyclists and a free e-book for car drivers.