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I was able to pass my driving test this week, all because of fliss slade.
I don't think I would have been able to pass so soon if it wasn't for her and her ways of teaching, she's got amazing ways of teaching and she's also very talkative and polite, I never felt like I was doing something wrong with her whenever I made a mistake. I 100% recommend pass driving school
My instructor from Pass Driving School, Brett Jones, gave me the confidence, skills & knowledge to pass my theory and practical within mere months of starting up after a long time away from the wheel.
Cannot recommend them enough, the structure of the lessons with the leaflet style check off list gives you visual feedback and allows you to understand where to focus and improve when you get near your test.
Once again, thank you to Brett Jones who was quite simply the best instructor I’ve had.
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