Driving Instructor Franchise,Franchises, franchisee whatever you want to call it basically means Bill Plant lets you market his company’s services - but here is the bonus, you get all the support you need to effectively start-up your OWN business.

Imagine your life effectively changing from constricted hours where someone is constantly looking over you shoulder to a working world of flexible hours where you can manage you own time and the only interference you will get is that of a highly trained driving school ready to help you.

Here at the Bill Plant Driving Instructor Franchise we don’t make things over complicated for you or expensive, we know what hard work us but at the same time we know the rewards you can get. Be your own boss, manage your own time, sounds great doesn’t it ? Well, it is.

Bill Plant is the quickest growing driving school in the UK, our results speak for themselves ask any of our driving instructors how they feel about working with the Bill Plant team. We say team because that’s exactly what it is, a team.

Go ahead and make a life changing decision call us about the driving instructor franchise today : 0800 389 2254

Over the next week or so we will be looking at why becoming a driving instructor is such a rewarding job, both financially and in terms of amount of satisfaction you will gain. Bill Plant is a highly succesful driving school, Why? Well, simply because the level of training our driving instructors recieve is second to none.

Working with Bill Plant does not have the same restrictions that other Driving Schools may have. We offer better earning potential and our employees rarely leave us. Bill Plant believes that his own success is down to the skilled people he has around him.

Why get a Driving Instructor Job ?

We support you all the way

The Cars we provide are modern

Nationwide driving instructor

Secure job - no shortage of work

Flexible working hours

Near no turnover of driving instructors

Great track record

We also have fleet driver training instructor training opportunities. Feel part of a succesful team and be your own boss. Join the Bill Plant Driving Instructor Franchise Today.

We are not aware of anyone who was not nervous when they sat behind the wheel of a car for the first time, it’s only natural so don’t worry. A little nervousness can be helpful by kick starting your natural adrenalin helping you to stay focussed and aware of your surroundings, but when driving you should be more alert than if you were just following your normal day to day activities.

If you are of a nervous disposition, you should mention this when you enrol at the driving school and take your driving lessons with an instructor who specialises in helping nervous drivers. They have experience in working with people like you, calming your nerves right from the moment you sit behind the wheel for the first time, right up to taking your practical and theory test. These experienced qualified driving instructors have specialist knowledge in helping the nervous, using different measures to take to try and help you relax, have confidence, and pass your driving test smoothly.

When it comes to the time when your driving instructor considers you are ready to take the driving test, there is nothing wrong in feeling nervous. The examiners fully understand, they have seen hundreds before you and they will try to put you at ease, remember they too, were learner drivers once.

The breaking news today is of a crash on the M1 in Hertfordshire which involved a coach with a tanker and a number of other vehicles. It is thought that the accident occured because of bad driving conditions, in this case fog. Police have made the comment that people were driving too fast in road conditions where they simply couldn’t see.

Fog which causes low visibility on the UK Roads is a danger to even the most experienced of drivers. Time and time again we here that people are driving too fast in bad driving conditions. Our sympathies go out to those involved and we hope that people will learn just how important road safety today is.

Over the past week we have noticed in the newspapers and listened to debates on the radio about allowing newly qualified drivers on to the road immediately after they have passed both the practical and the theory test.

There is no doubt that it does take time to gain experience and the more experience a driver has the better that they are likely to be. The Government is making a lot of suggestions in the case of young people, that they would have to wait until they were 18 years of age, or wait until a year after they passed their driving test before they could go out unaccompanied are just two.

When a person obtains a full licence for the first time it is only natural that they want to get into a car as quickly as possible and show their friends their new skills and this is only natural. However, the best thing any parent can do is to have their children take a course of Pass Plus lessons, which will give the newly qualified driver experience in all road conditions, night driving and motorway as an example, a sure way to cut down those accident statistics.

DVLA Online Service a Winner

No longer do you have to wait in the post office queue in your work break to update your car tax. The checking system is now automated so you can get a car tax disc online and by making a quick phone call.

The other thing you can do with the DVLA’s online services is declare a vehicle off the road.

How does licensing your vehicle online work ?

A reminder normally comes through the post that your tax needs to be renewed, simply enter the sixteen digit reference number from this reminder and your numberplate.

• When you apply for a new tax disc online a check will be done to see if your car is insured and if the car has a new style MOT certificate.
• Make a choice between 6 or 12 months car tax then pay with a credit/debit card
• Your new car tax disc will arrive in the post within 5 working days.
• If you declared your vehicle off the road - Statatory Off Road Notification (SORN) a confirmation letter will arrive in within a 4 week period.

No matter what car you may wish to drive, or what car you may own or have access to, at the Bill Plant School of Motoring, we are interested in only one thing, and that is for your qualified driving instructor to patiently guide you through your driving lessons until you are ready to take and to pass the practical driving test.

When learning the necessary skills to achieve your objective we want you to feel safe and confident in a car that is small, has good visibility and is responsive. Our years of experience has taught us that if you have confidence and are familiar with your car, you will be a better safer driver and will not only gain in confidence when you get behind the wheel, but will respond to the driving lessons more quickly and your road safety will become more proficient.

Currently we have equipped our driving school with a fleet of brand new Vauxhall Corsa cars which means that you will be familiar with the car you had your first lesson in, right up to the time when you are about to take your driving test. The Vauxhall Corsa is nimble and efficient and has light precise controls, vitally important when negotiating the clutch and accelerator functions for the first time.

One piece of advice that you should take home with you after you have torn up you “L” plates and you are rushing out to buy that powerful sports car, is to register with Bill Plant for a pass plus course, not only will you be a safer driver, you could save money on your car insurance.

Petrol Price Increase 

Tax rises in the UK mean that petrol prices could move up even further so that the unleaded price will be 98p and it is thought that diesel will go over the £1 mark. The consumer is likely to suffer at these prices as are the petrol retailers. The 2007  budget announced by Gordon Brown advised of the increase.

In the UK the number of petrol stations is likely to fall if the increase in petrol prices continues as retailers cannot stay in business.  We will now stand back and watch as the supermarkets are likely to compete with the larger petrol companies such as BP over pricing.