Here’s what you’ll learn during your driving lessons

    • How to adjust your seat, mirrors, and steering wheel for comfort and safety

    • Understanding dashboard controls, warning lights, and indicators

    • Checking the brakes, tires, fuel, and basic maintenance before driving

    • Starting and stopping the engine smoothly

    • Steering techniques (push-pull, hand-over-hand)

    • Moving off and stopping without jerking

    • Accelerating and braking smoothly

    • Learning to use mirrors and check blind spots

    • Staying centered in your lane

    • Adjusting speed based on road conditions and speed limits

    • Keeping a safe following distance from other vehicles

    • Scanning the road ahead to anticipate hazards

    • Understanding road signs, signals, and markings

    • Navigating intersections with stop signs, traffic lights, and roundabouts

    • Right-of-way rules: who goes first at junctions

    • Handling pedestrian crossings and school zones

    • Using the Mirror-Signal-Manoeuvre (MSM) technique

    • Checking blind spots before switching lanes

    • Safely merging onto busier roads and highways

    • Understanding when to overtake and when to wait

    • Identifying and avoiding potential road dangers

    • Keeping a safe distance from aggressive or distracted drivers

    • Driving safely in rain, fog, or at night

    • Handling unexpected situations (e.g., emergency stops, brake failure)

    • Practicing straight-line reversing

    • Parallel parking step by step

    • Perpendicular and angle parking in different spaces

    • Three-point turns and U-turns

    • Entering and exiting highways safely

    • Keeping a steady speed at higher limits

    • Overtaking and merging without panicking

    • Understanding freeway signs and lane discipline

    • Practicing relaxation techniques before and during driving

    • Breaking down complex maneuvers into smaller, manageable steps

    • Learning to trust your instincts and make quick decisions

    • Gaining experience in different road conditions gradually

    • Simulating a real driving test with instructor feedback

    • identifying areas for improvement without stress

    • Preparing for independent solo driving

    • Learning what to expect on the actual driving test