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Automatic Driving Lessons in Bognor Regis, Chichester, and surrounding area
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Automatic Driving Lessons
Whatever your previous driving experience, we can tailor a program uniquely for you.
Chichester, Bognor Regis and surrounding areas.
Having spent 13 years as a fully qualified driving instructor servicing test centres at Portsmouth, Lee on Solent, Chichester and Worthing, I am now concentrating on Chichester, Bognor and surrounding Areas. Click the link below to see a detailed list.
Testimonials
This one is From Rayhun, who recently passed her test with a clean sheet (zero driver faults):-
I would highly recommend Mike as a driving instructor. I really enjoyed our lessons and he was always reliable and punctual. He has a great way of explaining things and ensured that I was well prepared for my test so that I could pass with confidence. Thank you! Ray. Also if there is a star system, then please put 5 from me!!
Here is what Karina had to say:-
Mike Croxford is the best! I had a great learning experience with Mike who is very calm, patient and professional. Always on time and date. Thank you so much for helping me overcome the big hurdle of passing my test.
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Big News
Congratulations to Jareth (pictured) who passed his driving test with a clean sheet. What a nice start to the year.
About Us
Fully Qualified Instructor
My name is Mike and I've been teaching one way or another for 30 years and I've been fully qualified as an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) for the past 13 years. For the past 9 years I have been an automatic instructor. Hundreds of my pupils have passed their practical driving test and found great confidence and independence. I am also registered to teach Pass Plus.
Requirements
You will need to be 17 years or older and hold a UK provisional driving licence for a car. You must be able to read a standard UK car number-plate at 20 metres distance. If you wear glasses or contacts, then that is fine. You do not need to have passed your theory test, but if you have, then all the better. It would also be good to wear sensible, thin soled shoes so that you have a better feel for the control pedals.