Are you a Non-British Resident wanting some help driving in Britain?
Are you looking to adapt your previous knowledge gained elsewhere, to be able to drive safely in Britain?

I have much experience in helping visitors (from four of the five continents) to drive safely on the British roads.

I understand that it can be very daunting to learn to drive in another country, in another language, and with different laws and standards.

I can help you gain confidence on the British roads, working towards the British standard of driving.

If you need to pass the British Driving Test, then we can work towards that.

If you just want help adapting to drive in Britain, but don't need to gain a British Licence, then no problem, we will get you the confidence and knowledge you need.
Andrew Knight understands that you may have concerns about obtaining a British Licence as a "Non-Resident", and will happily help you train and obtain the British licence.
Andrew has helped a number of foreign nationals obtain a British licence, ranging from people who have never driven before, to those who have licences from a number of countries, and want to obtain a British licence whilst in Britain.
www.direct.gov.uk/motoring
FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO APPLY FOR A GB PROVISIONAL LICENCE, VISIT THE FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT SITE:
Driving in Great Britain on a Non-GB Driving Licence
https://www.gov.uk/non-gb-driving-licence
Find out if you can exchange your foreign driving licence for a British licence:
https://www.gov.uk/exchange-a-foreign-driving-licence
If your full licence was obtained in Northern Ireland
You can drive in Great Britain on your full, valid driving licence until it expires.You may also use your current Northern Ireland licence here until it runs out.
If your full licence was obtained in the European Union or European Economic Area
You can drive in Great Britain on your full, valid driving licence until you’re 70, or for 3 years after becoming resident in Great Britain, whichever is longer.
If you got your EU licence by exchanging  your non-EU licence, you can drive in Great 
Britain for only 12 months.
If your full licence was obtained in Gibraltar, Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man or a 'designated country':You can drive in Great Britain on your full, valid driving licence for 12 months from when you became resident.
You need to exchange your licence after 12 months - you have 5 years since you became resident to do this. 
Any Other CountryYou can drive in Great Britain on your full, valid driving licence for 12 months from when you became resident.
After 12 months you’ll need to apply for a provisional licence and pass the theory and practical driving tests to drive in Great Britain.



You can apply for a GB Licence earlier than 12months if you wish
There are a number of extra conditions that relate to a number of Countries, such as Official Translations of Japanese licences, and those from the Republic of Korea
If  you do not exchange your licence within the 5 year period then you will have to apply for a provisional licence and both a GB theory and practical test will have to be taken.