Driver Trainer is the magazine of the professional driver and rider trainer
We report the news as it happens and our in-depth features reflect the wide-ranging role of the modern driver trainer.
Driver Trainer is the magazine of the DIA, the largest professional association in driver training. We have access to the right people – policy and lawmakers, regulators and government. We hear it first and we tell it like it is
Our articles cover a diverse range of subjects, including driver behaviour, learner and occupational driver training, legislation, the future of the industry, motoring technology and motorbike training
Are there enough public chargepoints to meet current and future EV demand?
The creation of a robust, reliable, and fit for purpose public charging infrastructure that enjoys the full confidence of EV drivers is central to mainstream …
New theory test app rewards learner drivers
A new Theory Test revision App has launched that not only rewards learners for revising but also gives their Theory Test fee back if they …
Nearly 90% of drivers break speed limit in 20mph residential areas
As many as 87% of Britain’s car drivers routinely break the speed limit in 20mph residential areas, according to the latest figures from the Department …
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Leading motoring association brands Government’s proposed changes to MOT system “unsafe”
A leading motoring association
has branded the Government’s
proposed changes to the MOT
system “unsafe”
Learning strategies to help improve your teaching
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What to Consider Before Getting into Fleet Training
Thinking of getting into fleet? Howard Redwood breaks down the essential information you’ll need.
Springing into action – from record fuel prices to helping Ukrainian refugees
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In the right lane
Edmund King OBE explores the impact of lockdowns on unemployment and the driver training industry.
Offside rules
Jim Milton is astounded that trainee riders are asking him about ‘offsiding’.
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Client-Centred Learning: Using Questions to Bring the Focus Back to the Learner
Despite the fact that Client Centred Learning (CCL) remains the focus of many training courses, it unfortunately continues to be a weak point for many Standards Checks.
Trainers: are you really listening to your pupils?
Tom Harrington discusses what makes a good listener and how active listening helps you respond, interact, and communicate effectively
An eye-catching look
The Peugeot 208 offers efficiency, peerless reliability and an enjoyable drive
A return to form
The world’s best-selling car is better than ever, as the Toyota Corolla offers efficiency, peerless reliability and an enjoyable drive
The Puma is back
The Ford Puma is back – the small, sporty coupe is now a stylish, practical compact SUV that’s good to drive, but lacks cabin space.
Fun Fiesta
The Fiesta is good fun and remains a solid buy, despite increasingly strong competition.
Fun and frugal
It’s stylish, fun, and cheap to run, but the Toyota Aygo faces some formidable rivals.
Pleasant Arona
The SEAT Arona is a well-rounded small SUV, with refined engines and generous standard equipment.
