| Comment | Learning in quiet areas is only good for getting a feel for handling the car and spatial awareness. You can perform this in any non-busy suburban street or any local freight depot area after work hours where you can do circuits to build up your confidence and iron out any early problems. Any decent instructor will know where these are.
When you start to actually learn driving on the road, you don't really get a choice of route. The instructor will be taking you on the same circuit that your local DVSA test centre will be taking you. There's no point in changing it. |
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