Getting back to driving after illness or an accident can be a daunting process. You may have been asked by the DVSA to take a driving assessment or you may want to look at your options to get you back behind the wheel. 

I work closely with our local assessment centre East Anglian Driveability based in Thetford and I can support you through the assessment process, and if appropriate provide pre-assessment training. 

After an assessment, lessons may be recommended to help you drive with any adaptions that have been advised, or you may need help to get you back to a safe driving standard. I am experienced at supporting students through this process, working with a range needs and adaptions. I have both manual and automatic dual controlled cars to provide lessons as you get back on the road, and once confidence has been built up, I am happy to support you in getting used to your car. 

Each student’s needs are different, so I work with the individual to understand how their condition affects them, how pain and tiredness can be an added complication and how best to support them in achieving their goals. I have worked with students with a wide range of physical disabilities and/or restrictions, including:

• Amputation 
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Stroke 
• Chronic Pain
• Surgical Complications 
• Mobility Issues 

Access Driving provides:

• A safe and non-judgmental environment to learn and gain confidence.
• Specialist driving lessons, with understanding of the student’s needs, to help them learn how to get back behind the wheel, be a safe driver and provide support preparing for a driving assessment if required.
• A bespoke service capable of working with the student’s support network if desired.
• Manual and automatic dual controlled cars, the automatic is adapted with the most common adaptations.
• Tailored post-test help and support, if needed, to get you driving confidently in your own car.