Be prepared for all kinds of driving - be it during the day or night.

There’s no question that driving at night is riskier than in the daytime. Data from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) shows each year when the clocks go back, there’s a spike in the number of vulnerable road users killed or seriously injured.

Being able to adapt to different situations is the mark of a good driver—but in order to do so, you first need experience under your belt. And the safest way to build your experience is through driving lessons. They provide an ideal opportunity to work on the skills you need for driving with different levels of natural light.

Hazard perception and spatial awareness can both be affected when you’re relying on car lights for vision, and it’s common to get more disorientated in the dark, even on roads you think you know well. In fact, for many of the techniques you’ll need to develop for night driving, such as averting your eyes from dazzle while maintaining focus and vision, there is no substitute for practising for real.

Our night driving courses are delivered by DVSA (Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency) registered approved driving instructors, who all have an extensive level of experience in delivering driver training to learner drivers.

Are you ready? Get in touch now, to start driving in the night!