Denovo Driving Tuition

Congratulations on passing your driving test on your first attempt, Emily. It gave me a lot of satisfaction to see how you developed from that nervous teenager on your first drive, to the confident young lady that had developed safe driving for life skills, when you passed your test. Well done for committing to many hours of private practice to gain invaluable experience while driving your own car, with your dad. Enjoy your driving. Be safe

Hi Adam Thank you for your review and congratulations for achieving a first time pass with only one fault. It was really good to see how relaxed you were with the examiner and how you were both chatting and laughing together. It was a really good atmosphere in the car. Well done for dealing with the bin lorry safely! Good banter with the examiner when you were discussing the bin men hard at work. Well done for being very sensible and not rushing your test date. You had some invaluable learning experiences running up to test, which means that you will be a safe and responsible driver. Enjoy your freedom and independence, Adam. Be safe out there

Thank you for your review Brook. Credit to you and your mum and dad for all the private practice that you did. I will always remember the look on your face when you told me that you got NO FAULTS! Enjoy your driving to work. No more bus journeys now. You know what I mean

Thank you for your review. I'm sorry if you feel you've had a bad experience. I acknowledge your comments and respect your opinion. To give everyone a balanced view, I'd like to confirm that: * I've been driving for 42 years and never had a collision * I've been a Driving Skills Coach for 20 years * I've been teaching full licence holders to pass a DVSA advanced driving test for over a decade Regrettably, I don't share your view that "you should of given way to the right but you didn't" I'm pretty confident that I understand the theory about priority at a mini roundabout and I'm pretty confident that I have a good understanding that if it was necessary to give way, I would have applied that theory. For my own peace of mind I will be submitting the dashcam footage of the incident to a colleague of mine at the police so they can give me a second opinion, in case I made an error of judgement. The dashcam footage will also enable the Police to evaluate your: * speed on approach and what it should have been * your positioning as you turned right and where you should have been * your observations as you took the slip road and where they should have been * your inappropriate and unnecessary use of the horn I'm sure the Police will be happy to offer you some feedback about your driving style based on the evidence from the dashcam footage. To summarise, I found it very interesting that even though we've never met and I've never trained you, and you have no knowledge of my business, you feel it's appropriate to post a one star review, when in your review you stated that you nearly crashed into me. I also found it interesting that of the 11 reviews you've posted, 7 are one star. Perhaps a common theme? If you would like to contact me in person to follow up, I would be more than happy to help you to develop your driving skills. Perhaps a skills development session so you can demonstrate your skills, knowledge and experience and then I can give you some honest feedback about how good a driver you think you are, and the truth

Thank you for taking some time to post a review, Stan. It was a pleasure teaching you. You were a grade A pupil. Polite, courteous, committed and enthusiastic. Never missed a lesson. I will always remember when the examiner said "how do you think you've done?" You said "ok". She then showed you her tablet with the word PASSED and then said "you only got two faults". Happy days! Enjoy your freedom and independence, Stan. I'm sure it won't take you long to adapt to driving the Fiat. Keep an eye out for those slip roads