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Can anyone recommend a good driving instructor in the local area?


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Hi all,


I just want to add a recommendation for Silvano (although he doesn't speak Mandarin as far as I know).

I passed first time on Monday with only 3 minors!

He was always very patient and easy-going, and was able to bring my driving up to a high standard from no experience at all.


Best of all I'm confident in my driving now that I've passed and making the most of it already!


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I would also recommend Nicholas. I had not driven for ten years and having found his details here on the EDF have now had 4 lessons with him including a motorway lesson. He has a very calm and relaxed style, and after the last lesson practising parking in my own car I now feel far, far more confident to drive on my own around London. Thanks Nicholas!
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I would also recommend Sarah - (t:07956563129).


She is an amazing teacher, really understands what you need to pass the test and will not send you to test until ready. I just passed first time with her. Also really enjoyed learning with her, very patient, understanding and funny!

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