driving lesson

[petal]

I have got a driving lesson in 10 minutes - soooo nervous! I have been trying to learn to drive on and off for several years!!

[shirlthegirl43]

have fun - we are trying to get our eldest son to learn at the moment

[yoanbob]

good luck, you will be fine, just keep up with the lessons and it will all come together eventually.

[SarzWix]

I was an on again, off again, sort of learner from 18 til I finally passed my test at 30, first time My sisters all took at least 2 attempts when they were younger...

[petal]

Have just got back - it went really well - he told me to put in for my theory asap. phew..Its strange but I could really understand him- I have been baffled by other instructors.

[jacob marley]

The first time i drove on the road legaly was when i was 17 in the middle of Birmingham at 5 oclock at night .
I had gone with the regular driver to give him a hand to unload a load of Cabbage one afternoon in the wholesale market because it was afternoon no porter's in the market so muggins went and as we came out of the market down the bullring he said your driving home.. right in at the deep end first time on the road no warning what so ever and have been driving ever since i do not think it would work now but it did in them day's....jacob

[BarleySugar]

I took lessons on and off until I was 28 (we always seemed to run out of money before I was 'ready' to take the test ) then my test came through when I was VERY pregnant. I failed, and it took another 2 years before I could afford to do it again. I failed that one, but passed 4 weeks later, despite having taken 15 minutes to get out of the car park at the test centre because of the Christmas traffic. He complimented me on not getting flustered by it, and being patient .
When it's time, you will pass, and I'm sure by what you've said after your lesson, you have found the right instructor which is more than half the battle. Good luck.