Level Up Training

Reversing, reversing, reversing. Once you have passed your test, it becomes the thing most drivers get the most anxious about. Teaching people how to back a trailer into a bay can be tricky, but I have my Mr Miyagi technique nailed. You'll do a series of different exercises to begin with and like Daniel son, you'll be wondering where it's all heading. But fear not, once you put all the exercises together, it turns into a bay reverse. People have come from far and wide for reversing training, mainly because of my YouTube channel. (Link in the comments) Get in touch for your own reversing training session.

In other news, we have chosen a picture for the trailer livery. It's going to look really smart and I can't wait to reveal it in just under 3 weeks.

No mid week hump for Khyam, here he is after passing his Cat C test at the first attempt. So a massive well done to him. It wasn't all smooth sailing though as Velmas (as in Daftny and Velma) starter motor decided to die yesterday nearly leaving us stranded. With a bit of ingenuity I managed to get her going and down to Howsam Services for a new starter, you can see Joe wearing his hot pants whilst fitting it. Saucy.

Anyway, for all you HGV training needs, get in touch.

Another Friday, another car to artic course ending with a first time pass. Huge congratulations to Alex who has been a pleasure to teach. He has a driving job lined up already, so good luck with that and thanks again for choosing LUT.

Extra pictures this week which I might make a regular thing. Simply because we always see the wierd and wonderful when out and about. Firstly, someone who can't reverse their car when they encountered some light issues at some roadworks. Don't fancy new cars reverse themselves nowadays? Plus some cows crossing the road.

If you want to come see the wierd and wonderful, get in touch.

The days of having 2 students on the go at the same time are getting more frequent now, and seeing him and his instructor Paul out in the wild really did put a smile on my face today.

Onwards and upwards, but slowly and steadily.

Get in touch for cat C and C+E training.

Get ready for my new car flex. Behold, a Renault Twingo. Yep, I've replaced my van with a small French car. Not much of a flex is it? Or is it? Mmm. Ha ha.