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Excelerator is serious about helping you achieve the highest standard of driving possible, with the fewest lessons possible and enjoying a smile along the way. Using web pages, posts, video clips, our own expanding range of customised diagram. Full web site assess available to learners.

The ability to produce a variety of custom learning aids ( see picture above ) in response to changing regulations, feedback and ideas from industry experts, associations, examiners and learners and from giving lessons on local roads each day. Helps to put across important information about road safety and preparing to pass the practical test quickly and clearly, to make driving practice as productive as possible.
There aren’t many activities as complex as driving, that can have such serious …
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Excelerator belives a good driver should never stop learning and niether should a learning provider. We will continue to collect and present information aboput learning to drive, and learning to drive and pass you driving test in this area and present on-line at www.excelerator.co.uk
Network learning, means sharing successful learning techniques with others asap,
As an instructor or coach, I'm always learning to from seeing how new learners react and progress from similar information presented to them and seeing how different approaches can make a big difference.
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- Hello and welcome to Excelerator.co.uk
While learning about the serious business of road safety, we hope you'll enjoy learning to drive with us. Benefiting from the Excelerator blend of extra support on-line to compliment your in-car practice.
Services include, video tutorials, covering driving techniques, manoeuvres and local junctions, with an ever-growing database of learner Q&As and lesson feedback.
As well as information on your own private password protected pages, to help you make the most and best progress.
- If …
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Approaching Junctions & Approaching the Test ( see Recap sheets below )
Give yourself the time to look, assess, decide and act. Always preparing to stop but looking to see as you approach if you can go. Remember if in doubt, don't pull out.
Plan to progressively reduce your speed, preparing to stop but looking right, ahead and left to see if you can go.
- MSM/PSL
MSM = mirrors (center + door mirror ), signal, manoeuvre
(PSL = position, speed, look )
- Plan where to start reducing your speed
perhaps for reasons of vision to help you assess the junction …
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Video optimised learning to drive from the comfort of your own home
but seriously, you can watch the clips as often as you like at no extra charge.
- You can leave any questions you have as comments, to any of the Posts on this blog.
- you'll find 2 menus on this website, the top one for page overviews of main topics, The lower Menu 2 for collections of posts & comments on topics.
Use the category and tag-word 'clouds' (lists). Click one to see all posts/details relating to a category on the site.
Also you can enter a word and search the site for all pages, posts and …
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Parts of this new site are being updated, where you see an * on the menu option. It means that page is currently being updated or reconfigured. Thank you for you patience.
The Main Menus
PAGES MENU 1 = Main Page / topic overviews
POSTS MENU 2 = Posts / articles,
Use the comments box, for your feedback / questions & instructor responses
Here's a short video that demonstrates how to use the features of this site to help you find the info you're looking for.
http://youtu.be/MpQA7ZIhfFQ
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We are always looking to …
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If you are looking for driving lessons and particularly if you are looking for driving lessons in one the areas between Poole and Bournemouth, Parkstone, Brankscombe, Lilliput, Canford Cliffs, …
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What are they ?
LEARNER PAGES are private password protected pages.
To allow your instructor to give you some feedback on some of the main points of your lessons
To help you to continue to learn …
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May 16, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
I think of this as my best learner's pass result, so far ! ( 2 minors really, nationally a top result! )
Although strickly speaking its not the 1st 3 minors, pass I've had. One minor fault was very …
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May 8, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
With clutch down essentially the car becomes a big heavy roller skate.
Using the handbrake in situations when the car is stopped will hold the car still, when the clutched is pressed down to change …
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March 31, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
The importance of a good approach
I always like the idea of, 'the slower you approach roundabouts the faster you pass through them' and 'Prepare to stop and look to go'
On your test and during …
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March 30, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
Meeting situations are largely about your awareness and forward planning but also about the judgement of others !
As you approach a 'tunnel' of parked ahead cars, you need to assess the situation …
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March 16, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
My first ever learner pass was with 3 minors and my average learner pass rate is currently 4 minors.
I'm now putting £20 into …
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March 16, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
How can you tell when to start straightening up in the new road, on a left reverse ?
Pic 1. Starting position …
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March 15, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
In an effort to keep improving the learning experience Excelerator can offer and to combine text-book and real life learning examples, I see daily.
I'm learning how to produce …
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February 5, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
I'm starting to prepare RECAP MP4s designed both as introductions to new topics
and to help you with revision of topics for when your test date is approaching.
This NEW feature is being developed …
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February 3, 2012 By Timos Leave a Comment
I'm continuing to custom build this data system to make quickly available reference photographs, diagrams and video clips to illustrate learning points that come up during lessons with one student to …
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What are they ?
LEARNER PAGES are private password protected pages.
To allow your instructor to give you some feedback on some of the main points of your lessons
To help you to continue to learn and progress in between lessons and to help you prepare to make the most of each, next lesson.
This …
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Here are some Offical DSA videos I think you'll find useful and worth looking at.
They give you a nice clear idea of what to expect when it comes round to your test date.
Theory Test
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL6b4eS3xDY&feature=player_embedded
Official DSA car theory test - Are …
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For Driving Lessons in the Poole and Bournemouth Areas
Special Offers available in the Lilliput, Canford Cliffs, Sandbanks, Brankscombe area.
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Tim Hunkin
BA(Hons), ADI, DIA, AIM, Pass Plus
Tel - 01202 701108
If I don't answer, please leave …
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Use this routine every time you are going to move off.
The safest time you can move away is straight after you have complete looking all around the car. So Prepare the car to move, so that all you …
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Perhaps the best way to make contact quickly is by text on 07708 328778
- or leave a message at 01202 701108
- or email to tim@excelerator.co.uk
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Driving Instructors Association.
I have agreed to abide by their following code of conduct :
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