Info for Parents

Autotutors’ Young Driving School North Wales, is a unique experiential driving school.

The aim is to significantly reduce the risk for a young driver.

Let’s consider 3 important areas – Learning – Risk – Commitment

1. Learning.

The driving activity sessions will get the young person to make independent decisions and think for themselves in a safe environment. This is a lot more than a kids driving experience, young people really excel in this kind of supportive safe environment. Autotutors YDS instructors are specially trained to understand the needs of every young person to exceed their own personal boundaries; our instructors are skilled at providing the right learning opportunities through education.

We provide an inclusive range of learning; all professionally lead by DVSA qualified instructors. There is something to challenge and thrill every kind of personality, our activity programmes will have your child talking about them and their experiences for months to come!

2. Risk.

Driving is about managing risk. An individual’s attitude and beliefs contribute to their decision making process and their own acceptable level of risk. Regrettably, the majority of RTC’s are avoidable situations and human error will account for about 95% of all collisions. A slow recognition of a developing hazard is the most common reason for a young person to be involved in a RTC.

By helping the young person to develop a responsible and respectable attitude to driving and create an understanding of the serious potential consequences, we can suppress the problems that can develop.

3. Our commitment to you.

Experiential education underpins the Young Driving School method of learning. Professional assessment in a fun, friendly atmosphere opens the door to effective training and with your help, we can reduce the risk to you and your child.

The Autotutors Young Driving School will provide your young person with a phased learning process to driving. The benefits are the depth and detail of vehicle control, the education and training, the relationship and trust building and above all teamwork between the young person, us and you.

Check out the Autotutors Young Driving School Video, made by a 14 year old young driver.