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Bubble Driving School
Special Needs Driving Lessons in Bristol, Weston-Super-Mare, Clevedon, Portishead, and Nailsea.
We can provide driving lessons to individuals with Learning Difficulties, Special Needs Stress & Anxiety
Moderate and Specific learning difficulties such as Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, ADHD
(Attention, Defecit, Hyperactivity Disorder), Aspergers Syndrome, Deafness, Anxiety, Nerves and other similar difficulties, should not stop you from learning to drive. In certain cases you may need to drive an automatic car. Special teaching aids are available, all of which we can Provide.
As a father of 2 special needs children, I understand that traditional learning patterns are not always the best way forward. So here at Bubble Driving School, we ensure that each of our driving instructors have an understanding of the above mentioned conditions, and are aware of the different teaching techniques that can be used to best assist individuals with different needs. We will however achieve your aim of independent driving together.
Our aim is to teach a fundamental life long Independence skill to everyone from all walks of life, as well as encourage confidence within yourself and handling situations.
Our aim is to teach a fundamental life long Independence skill to everyone from all walks of life, as well as encourage confidence within yourself and handling situations.
*Unfortunately At this present time we are unable to provide tuition to individuals who require special adaptations to the vehicles if you have a physical disability, but we can recommend suitable driving schools who can help.
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So, this post is a incident that i witnessed today. So i shall explain what happened, what i witnessed and what i did.
I was leaving my home, taking my usual route to the office when i was behind a orange skoda mokka turbo. Having traveled a few hundred yards i was worried about the safety of the driver, and indeed public safety.
So the car, was driving on the wrong side of the road, then swerved back to the right lane but his speed dropped. Now bear in mind at this point we are in a 40mph limit, and it fell to 15mph. Approaching a blind bend the car went wide, exited the bend on the wrong side of the road. Continuing to travel a further half a mile, it slowed down to 20mph 400yards away from the junction. Now this junction has a pedestrian island on it kerbed. No traffic coming from the left, none from the right, he continued to wait a few more seconds then sped off mounting the kerb with both wheels to 60mph. At this point the speed and the area approaching, was dangerous and reckless driving.
Weigh up in my mind, "if something happened. If the car had been in a accident or a fatality......." could i live with myself having witnessed the events.
So the car i drive, it has a built in Bluetooth system, and voice recognized controls. I felt i had to report this to the police, if not for the safety of the driver, but for the safety of other road users and pedestrians. The car was driving recklessly, dangerously, and i suspected it to be a drunk driver.
Calling the police, i reported the vehicle, make color and reg, i continued to give a running commentary of where i, and the car was so the police could act quickly. Informing the police that i work for a driving school and fully recognize car speeds, particularly as this was happening on my usual route, and in my home area.
The call lasted around 10minutes. Again giving a running description of what i was witnessing, where we was. Coming to the end of the call a police unit driving in the opposite direction turned to pursue.
At this time we were approaching Yate from Pucklechurch. The driver of the car did not stop, and continued to drive, reaching a round-a-bout he stopped for a few seconds. The police car still behind he then speed off. If by now you thought the driving was dangerous it get's worse.
I continued to follow safely and in line with the traffic and the correct speed limits, the car over took the traffic, driving on the wrong side of the road. The driver of the car proceeded through red lights by Morrison's supermarket, pedestrains about to cross the road. He continued to drive away the police car in pursuit. Approaching a roundabout, now this roundabout has 2 lanes. The outside lane to turn left or go straight ahead, and a inner lane, to turn right or to double back.
So the car drove onto the inner lane cut across traffic on the outer lane to turn left. Following still, the car over took 3/4 cars with oncoming traffic, he approached traffic lights and again went through a red light. Cut across the traffic coming out the junction and continued to drive recklessly.
At this point i cant pass any more comment on what happened as i was commuting to work. But the point I'm making is this. If you suspect a vehicle to be driving recklessly, dangerously, under the influence of alcohol or drugs, PHONE THE POLICE on 999. As i said, if i heard news that this car, was involved in a car accident, or a fatality, i could never live with myself knowing i could have helped too prevent it by simply ringing the police, safley.
As a driver and road user, its our duty as drivers to be safe, to drive safe, and to be safe around others and the public too.
BubbLe
I was leaving my home, taking my usual route to the office when i was behind a orange skoda mokka turbo. Having traveled a few hundred yards i was worried about the safety of the driver, and indeed public safety.
So the car, was driving on the wrong side of the road, then swerved back to the right lane but his speed dropped. Now bear in mind at this point we are in a 40mph limit, and it fell to 15mph. Approaching a blind bend the car went wide, exited the bend on the wrong side of the road. Continuing to travel a further half a mile, it slowed down to 20mph 400yards away from the junction. Now this junction has a pedestrian island on it kerbed. No traffic coming from the left, none from the right, he continued to wait a few more seconds then sped off mounting the kerb with both wheels to 60mph. At this point the speed and the area approaching, was dangerous and reckless driving.
Weigh up in my mind, "if something happened. If the car had been in a accident or a fatality......." could i live with myself having witnessed the events.
So the car i drive, it has a built in Bluetooth system, and voice recognized controls. I felt i had to report this to the police, if not for the safety of the driver, but for the safety of other road users and pedestrians. The car was driving recklessly, dangerously, and i suspected it to be a drunk driver.
Calling the police, i reported the vehicle, make color and reg, i continued to give a running commentary of where i, and the car was so the police could act quickly. Informing the police that i work for a driving school and fully recognize car speeds, particularly as this was happening on my usual route, and in my home area.
The call lasted around 10minutes. Again giving a running description of what i was witnessing, where we was. Coming to the end of the call a police unit driving in the opposite direction turned to pursue.
At this time we were approaching Yate from Pucklechurch. The driver of the car did not stop, and continued to drive, reaching a round-a-bout he stopped for a few seconds. The police car still behind he then speed off. If by now you thought the driving was dangerous it get's worse.
I continued to follow safely and in line with the traffic and the correct speed limits, the car over took the traffic, driving on the wrong side of the road. The driver of the car proceeded through red lights by Morrison's supermarket, pedestrains about to cross the road. He continued to drive away the police car in pursuit. Approaching a roundabout, now this roundabout has 2 lanes. The outside lane to turn left or go straight ahead, and a inner lane, to turn right or to double back.
So the car drove onto the inner lane cut across traffic on the outer lane to turn left. Following still, the car over took 3/4 cars with oncoming traffic, he approached traffic lights and again went through a red light. Cut across the traffic coming out the junction and continued to drive recklessly.
At this point i cant pass any more comment on what happened as i was commuting to work. But the point I'm making is this. If you suspect a vehicle to be driving recklessly, dangerously, under the influence of alcohol or drugs, PHONE THE POLICE on 999. As i said, if i heard news that this car, was involved in a car accident, or a fatality, i could never live with myself knowing i could have helped too prevent it by simply ringing the police, safley.
As a driver and road user, its our duty as drivers to be safe, to drive safe, and to be safe around others and the public too.
BubbLe
Well, BubbLe Driving School has been well Established in Bristol for 15years now, and we are super excited to announce, drum roll please. BubbLe driving Weston.
That's right, we have expanded ourselves to Weston super mare. Our amazing instructor mike, has relocated to Weston. mike is a fantastic instructor and person, he has a gentle and friendly teaching style and nature, he will try his hardest to accommodate clients needs, but he is fantastic with nervous pupils.
Mike has been with us for over 4+years, and has been a ADI for over 6+years. We and he, are excited to expand the business too Weston. Mike drives a Renault cactus and its manual tuition.
He and indeed us, are super excited to bring a amazing business to the local community in Weston, to help those with nervous, anxiety, and special needs. And as some of our clients say, a Councillor to Weston in their lessons.
The first 10 customers in Weston-super-mare to book up with mike, will be entitled to a 15% discount off their 2hr assessment lesson.
Here's to a new and exciting future to the community of Weston and ourselves
BubbLe
That's right, we have expanded ourselves to Weston super mare. Our amazing instructor mike, has relocated to Weston. mike is a fantastic instructor and person, he has a gentle and friendly teaching style and nature, he will try his hardest to accommodate clients needs, but he is fantastic with nervous pupils.
Mike has been with us for over 4+years, and has been a ADI for over 6+years. We and he, are excited to expand the business too Weston. Mike drives a Renault cactus and its manual tuition.
He and indeed us, are super excited to bring a amazing business to the local community in Weston, to help those with nervous, anxiety, and special needs. And as some of our clients say, a Councillor to Weston in their lessons.
The first 10 customers in Weston-super-mare to book up with mike, will be entitled to a 15% discount off their 2hr assessment lesson.
Here's to a new and exciting future to the community of Weston and ourselves
BubbLe
Bubble Driving School
is really pleased to take bookings for Automatic with our new female driving instructor in the following areas.
Southmead, Horfield, Filton, Patchway, Henleaze, Westbury on Trym, Clifton, Stoke Bishop, Cleeve Wood, Brentry, Henbury, Blaise Castle, Lawrence Weston, Shirehampton.
Please contact us Now on our contact form, or by phone Monday to Friday 9-6pm
Southmead, Horfield, Filton, Patchway, Henleaze, Westbury on Trym, Clifton, Stoke Bishop, Cleeve Wood, Brentry, Henbury, Blaise Castle, Lawrence Weston, Shirehampton.
Please contact us Now on our contact form, or by phone Monday to Friday 9-6pm