Location Overview – We offer a range of bespoke driving courses in Brighton, East Sussex and all of the UK. Our team of dedicated DVSA (Driver & Vehicle Standards Agency) fleet/advanced driving tutors can come to you for training and help both private individuals and business clients in becoming safer, more skilful drivers. During our driving courses in Brighton, we try to provide training on as many roads as possible. For motorway training, we use the M23 or M25, depending on traffic and course duration.
Remember – All our driving courses are bespoke to your own needs, for both business and private clients.
Here is a list of our most popular courses, available in Brighton:
* Company car driver training – for van and car drivers
* UK Familiarisation – for drivers new to the UK
* Young drivers
* Motorway confidence training
* Motorhome confidence courses
* Pre-court driving courses – speeding and other pending convictions.
* Confidence driving courses
* Advanced and defensive courses – bespoke to your needs
* High-powered vehicle training
With nationwide UK coverage, we bring on-road training directly to you, conducted in your own vehicle. Each course is individually tailored to meet the unique requirements of both business and private clients.
On our advanced courses, we cover a range of elements bespoke to the needs of the driver. Below are the common things we look at:
* Looking at a driver’s own specific day-to-day driving and driving history to make a bespoke training plan
* Looking ahead and developing powers of observation
* Increasing focus on speed and excessive speed
* Modifying attitude towards a safer, more proactive way to drive
* Learning the System of Car Control
* How to avoid road rage situations
* Manoeuvres, reversing, driving in confined spaces
* Driving safety on the motorway and dual carriageways
* Becoming a safer urban driver – identifying and dealing with pedestrians and cyclists
* Learn how to drive in a more environmentally friendly way
* How to boost driving confidence
* Identifying high-risk driving – such as at night, driving tired or when stressed
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The personal benefits of taking advanced driver training with Drivers Domain UK:
* Improve your driving ability and general confidence
* Remove poor driving habits
* Deal with problems specific to your driving, which you may or may not be aware of
* Improve your car control – develop your skills and safety levels on all roads.
* Reduce car running costs – an advanced driver will use less fuel, get more miles from the tyres etc..
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As a fleet manager or someone tasked with finding a driver training provider for your staff, there are a number of advantages, from a commercial perspective, that investing in driver training can bring:
* Produce a safer, more conscientious fleet of drivers
* Demonstrate your Duty of Care
* Possibly reduce your fleet insurance bills and premiums
* Boost morale among your workforce
* Reduce your fleet petrol/diesel costs
Contact:
Please contact us for a quote or to receive more information on our courses and get a better understanding of how we can help you. You can contact us by email or phone. All email enquiries are replied to within 1hr during working hours. If you are ready to book, you can also book and pay for a course online at www.advanced-driving.co.uk/book
Road Safety Risks and Information – Brighton
Brighton buzzes with activity all year round, but during the summer months it becomes a favourite holiday hotspot, particularly for Londoners and visitors from neighbouring counties.
The city sits at the junction of two major routes: the A27, which runs east–west along the south coast from Eastbourne to Havant, and the A23, which feeds into London Road. That London Road intersection is one of the busiest and most crash-prone in the area. With heavy tourist traffic and many unfamiliar drivers, clear lane discipline and a patient, anticipatory approach are essential to navigating this complex urban interchange safely.
From Crawley, the A23 travels straight into Brighton’s centre, where it becomes Grand Parade. Here, narrow lanes, one-way systems, bus routes and frequent signalised junctions create a challenging environment. Collision clusters are particularly concentrated between Richmond Place and the seafront, so extra vigilance for pedestrians is vital.
While much of the city is pedestrianised, the surrounding historic streets, such as Edward Street, Church Street, St James’s Street and North Street, remain narrow, one-way thoroughfares. Accidents often occur at junctions where visibility is limited, and drivers may underestimate the need for thorough observation. Congested bus routes add another layer of complexity, so always exercise caution when overtaking stationary buses in case passengers step out unexpectedly.
The A259 seafront road is another hotspot. Although a raised promenade protects walkers and cyclists, tourists crossing the road, sometimes distracted by the view, can create sudden hazards. Even at modest speeds, this fast-flowing coastal route demands constant attention.
If there’s a particular stretch of Brighton road you use regularly and you’d like to pinpoint the sections with the highest collision risk, just get in touch. We offer a free, no-obligation safety assessment tailored to your journeys.