Driving Lessons

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You've turned 17—your mind is set on learning to drive. 
 
But you live in a city. And the fear of stalling at a busy set of traffic lights or burning your hard-earned money in congestion is holding you back. 
 
That's okay. Because almost everyone feels like that when they're learning to drive. 
 
The great news is: you don't have to use a driving instructor in your city. Instead, you can reach out one by the sea like this Driving School in Herne Bay. 
 
Before you reach out to any seaside instructor, let's go through some of the key reasons why maybe you should. 
 
More peaceful than the city
 
Cities are the definition of pollution. Noise. Fuel. You name it. That's not to say that the seaside isn't polluted. But it sure is a lot less. Because throughout the winter, who wants to be on a cold beach? So, there are fewer cars, people, noise and congestion. You could give your brain space to think and ...
... learn. 
 
Less congestion
 
Take this point with a pinch of salt. Because it depends on the season. Most people like to get out in the sunshine when the weather is hot, especially in London. But they want to drive south. So, the head to the Kent coast. Local roads become gridlocked. Locals cannot even park. As you can imagine, these aren't ideal conditions to learn. But in the winter. It's like a ghost town. Perfect to learn the basics of driving a vehicle. 
 
Variety of roads and conditions
 
Roads in the city are like driving through a valley except with buildings rather than nature. These tend to be flat. And similar to every street within a wide radius. By the seaside, the roads can be hilly and flat, busy and quiet in the towns. There's even the chance to learn a little country driving. You can develop your skills on a variety of different roads and conditions.  
 
 
There's no need to fear stalling or wasting your money; come to the seaside. Good luck!