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Advanced driving courses

daveohdave · 2006-08-21 22:02:21

Do you have to be a Hibernian customer to take Ignition? Are there any alternatives? Even just to be a better driver, it doesn't have to be for cheaper insurance?

21-08-2006 10:02pm

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daveohdave

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Do you have to be a Hibernian customer to take Ignition? Are there any alternatives? Even just to be a better driver, it doesn't have to be for cheaper insurance?

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#2 21-08-2006 10:06pm

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Unless you're specifically going for Hibernian insurance, you'd be as well to get proper driving lessons from a reputable instructor or school (assuming you're on a provisional currently).

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#3 21-08-2006 10:13pm

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Ignition is a driving course and assessment in association with the Iistitute of Advanced Motorists. It is not to be confused with an Advanced Driving Test.

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#4 21-08-2006 10:17pm

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A search dragged this up. There might be a few more threads buried in there.

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#5 21-08-2006 10:19pm

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There is the Institute of Advanced Motorists exam that can be done or the ROSPA exams (Royal Society Prrevention of Accidents !?!).

I did a few advanced driving lessons with Temple school of motoring (http://www.drivewithtemple.com) in Clontarf and 2 of their instructors have gotten gold medals in the ROSPA exams and I'd highly recommend them (Try and get Donald if you can).

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