Advanced Driving Links

[Neill_Watson]

Here's two:

http://www.icedriver.com - in Sweden in winter and UK in summer at:

http://www.tracktechnique.com

NW

[waremark]

The three HPC 'gatekeepers' (coaches approved by the High Performance Club) to recommend new members for entry to the club, all current or previous instructors at police driving schools, with extensive experience of adapting their skills to the civilian environment:

http://www.hpc.org.uk/guestjoin.html

[georgeo]

One 2 One Driver TRACK Tuition / Coaching for YOU (or small group)
Advance or Improve your Driving Skills for faster & Safer driving in control.
With an Experienced ARDS Instructor on Airfield or on a Track day / Circuit?
Phone or email for further information or Competitive half / full day rate.
Also Airfield Available. George 07831 499790 email [e-mail]

ARDS INSTRUCTING www.carandtrackdrivingskills.co.uk

[Don Palmer]

Car control courses
http://www.donpalmer.co.uk/carcontrol.htm
Mastering track driving especially the technique of learning new circuits
http://www.donpalmer.co.uk/masterclass.htm
Ice driving
http://www.donpalmer.co.uk/icedriving.htm
Car control handbook
http://www.creativecarcontrol.co.uk

[PIGINAWIG]

www.totaladvanced.co.uk

Essex based motorcycle training by an extremely talented chap. Of course I'm biased, he got me a gold Rospa!

He also trains with the poice on bikesafe. Well worth a visit if you're on two wheels.

[Devon Dubber]

Really excellent active group for those in the area,...

http://www.plymouthadvancedmotorists.org.uk/

[kaf]

http://northwiltsroadar.co.uk/

[arcrite]

advanced motorist skills
Does eating a sandwich, setting a sat nav, drinking a cup of coffee,steering with my knees while changing lane on the motorway mean I can call myself an advanced driver or do I also need to press the indicator with my elbow to truly exhibit fine motoring skills ??? or is this a different type of advanced driving

[DGadgetM]

Our East Midlands RoSPA Advanced Drivers group based in Derby is here: http://www.eastmidrospa.co.uk/

[martine]

www.iam-bristol.org.uk

...for the 'Carlsberg' of IAM groups!

[MarkwG]

I'd like to add http://www.under17-carclub.co.uk/ - see the recent news items for what the clubs doing for advanced driving!

[Silkstream]

http://www.minibustrainingandsafety.co.uk/
http://www.trailertrainingessexandsuffolk.co.uk/

[robert78]

A good advanced driving website - www.driversdomainuk.com

[Blue62]

Is the IAM the best place to start? I want to improve my skills and prepare for the fact that my eldest will be 17 next year. I've also got one eye on becoming an instructor in the future, any advice appreciated. I'm based in Staffordshire btw.

[R0G]

Blue62 said:

Is the IAM the best place to start? I want to improve my skills and prepare for the fact that my eldest will be 17 next year. I've also got one eye on becoming an instructor in the future, any advice appreciated. I'm based in Staffordshire btw.

Its a good place to start but like anything it depends if you get a good observer/tutor/adviser

[7mike]

Blue62 said:

Is the IAM the best place to start? I want to improve my skills and prepare for the fact that my eldest will be 17 next year. I've also got one eye on becoming an instructor in the future, any advice appreciated. I'm based in Staffordshire btw.

This may be better suited to your needs

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[p1esk]

martine said:

www.iam-bristol.org.uk

...for the 'Carlsberg' of IAM groups!

Carling might actually be a more 'effective' product.

[bmwm6bruce]

Any Advanced driving courses in Norfolk area Anyone ???

[Flying911]

I can recommend doing the advanced driving course and getting it completed. I did it a few years ago and I got rid of several bad habits and all round Im a better more considerate driver. Yes I like my sporty driving but I just see potential hazards much quicker and automatically. It does reduce insurance with some providers but I found the cheapest insurers are still the same price so no money saving. Can't recommend it enough though.

[astoll]

http://www.derbyshireadvancedridertraining.co.uk