

07512
277067
Text or phone
© Jennifer’s Driving School 2010. Driving lessons in Bournemouth, Ringwood, Poole, Christchurch.
Web design by Jennifer’s Web Design ¦ Site Map ¦ Blog

Home Prices Intensive Pass Plus Gift Vouchers Refresher Become an Instructor Franchise Contact Links

Book Driving Lessons
or Request a Call Back!
“Thank-
Kelly, Bournemouth.
Why choose us for your Bournemouth Driving Lessons?
Jennifer’s Driving School is a Bournemouth based driving school with male and female driving instructors covering Bournemouth, Christchurch, Ringwood, and surrounding areas. As a qualified driving instructor, I make sure all my driving instructors know the Bournemouth driving test routes and have a thorough knowledge of the Bournemouth driving test area. Our driving lessons are professional but fun! Contact us for quality but Cheap or free driving lessons in Bournemouth. See the prices page for latest offers.
Yell.com will help you find driving lessons in Bournemouth
For an extra discount use referral code: 311679
CHEAPEST LEARNER CAR INSURANCE ON ANY CAR!! CLICK BELOW
">

Latest Updates!
We can now offer intensive lessons in most areas; if you want to book out a whole day or even a week’s worth of driving lessons in order to pass your driving test as quickly as possible, please contact us now to arrange it. We can offer intensive driving lessons in Bournemouth & all surrounding areas straight away, so don’t delay, book your lessons now!
16 August 2010
The changes to the driving test are almost here. If you are booking a test now in Bournemouth, you will be looking at an October test with the current waiting times and will have to perform the independent drive section. See the DSA’s youtube video to learn more.
04 June 2010
The DSA are changing the way the driving test is done. They are taking out 1 reversing manoeuvre, so only 1 of the 4 will need to be performed, but they are adding an independent drive section. The examiner will ask you to follow road signs to a certain place, until they tell you otherwise. They may show you a diagram. It doesn’t matter if you go the wrong way, you will just be directed back on course. This section of the test will last approx 10 minutes. It is supposed to be more like real life driving with you thinking independently, and it does not affect pass rates.
18 April 2010
Recently people have experienced problems while trying to book driving tests online with the DSA. Their systems have now been restored and are working properly again.
08 march 2010
This week, some driving examiners are going on strike. It is only examiners who are members of the union. You are advised by the DSA to still arrive for your driving test, and if your test is cancelled, you will be informed and another one will be booked for you.
02 March 2010
From 6th April, your driving examiner will ask you if you would like an observer, (preferably the person who taught you to drive), to sit in the back of the car while you take your driving test. They will also ask you whether you would like them present for the debrief at the end of the driving test. It is recommended you do allow your instructor to at least listen to the debrief in the event you do not pass, in order for your lessons before your next test to be tailored to your needs and to rectify the problems in your failed test.
20 Feb 2010
It has been in the news recently about young people learning to drive under the age of 11 on private land. This has been raising concerns, because although children can learn the mechanics of driving a car, they are not learning the rules of the road and how to interact with other road users. These children may go on to pass their driving test at the age of 17 with few lessons and little experience on public roads, and statistically end up in a road accident during the following 6 months. Allowing 16 year olds to begin lessons on the road in real life traffic situations may be a better idea.
08 Feb 2010
There has been an advertising campaign recently regarding the importance of wearing a seat belt when you are in a car, and highlighting the fact that, even travelling at 30mph, you could die from the result of being involved in an accident and not wearing a seat belt.
As the car crashes and stops, your body continues to move as there is nothing to stop it. It then hits the inside of the car. Next, you stop, but your internal organs do not, they continue going until they hit the inside of your body. They can rupture with the force of the impact. You actually experience 3 crashes.
You are twice as likely to die in a crash if you do not wear a seat belt. Most people do not wear seat belts on short familiar journeys. Please please, always wear a seat belt. It is there to save your life, it takes seconds to apply, so use it!
06 Feb 2010
There is more snow predicted next week. In icy or snowy conditions, it can take up to 10 times as long to stop! Avoid harsh braking and accelerating. Higher gears can help to avoid wheelspin. If you skid, keep off the pedals until you are back in control of the car. Tyre pressures should be maintained not reduced.
01 Feb 2010
There has been a recall of some Toyota and Peugot Citroen cars. The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) will continue to take Toyota and Peugeot Citroen vehicles out on tests until formal risk assessments have taken place.
For more information check the DSA website who have regular updates here:
Ringwood Driving Lessons. Bournemouth Driving Lessons Christchurch Driving Lessons. Poole Driving lessons Ferndown Driving lessons Wimborne Driving lessons

FAQs:
How do I apply for my provisional driving licence?
How do I book my driving theory test?
How do I book my practical driving test?
Could I become a driving instructor?
What are the benefits of taking the pass plus driving course?
How long will it take me to pass my driving test?
Do I need refresher driving lessons?
Why should my child learn to drive with you?
Are you a properly qualified driving instructor?
How do I book intensive driving lessons (crash course)?

Crash courses now available -
We have ongoing discounts -
Why not book a one hour taster lesson, to get to know your instructor and get an idea of how many lessons you might need overall?