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So, all you really need is a petrol garage and a £1 coin. Most petrol garages have an air pump station that does all the hard work for you (so you can forget worrying about having to aggressively stamp on a blow-up pump). Before setting...
Putting in the practice while you're learning to drive can be the difference between a pass and a fail - or even a crash and no crash once you've passed. Practice outside of driving lessons gives you experience of different times of day,...
When you're learning to drive, money is going to be tight. If you already know you can't afford to buy and insure your own car to practise in before your test, there are 2 other options. Named driver on someone else's policy This has...
The secret to passing your test and driving off into the sunset is getting enough practice. You need plenty of driving lessons, of course, but time spent driving in different areas and at different times is guaranteed to make you a better...
When you're learning to drive, the hours you're putting in can all blur into one long montage of stalling, kerb-hitting and swearing. So - how do you know how you're doing? The ingenie Learner app works alongside our learner driver...
This manoeuvre was added to the driving test at the end of 2017 to reflect real-life driving situations. Its name: the pull up on the right-hand side of the road, reverse for 2 car lengths and rejoin the traffic manoeuvre. Catchy. What...
England is jam-packed with history and with that comes gore, ghosts and grizzly tales. Anne Boleyn's ghost floating around the Tower of London, King Arthur leading his troops over Cadbury Hill or the Flying Dutchman doomed to sail the...
The insurance world is filled with jargon - we're the first to admit it. So, as an insurer (well, technically a broker but we'll get to that) who focuses on young drivers, we get that most of the terms thrown your way are tricky to get...
Busy commuters, frantic cyclists, angry taxi drivers. Ahh, city driving. Don't you just love it. If this sounds all too familiar then you probably drive through this environment regularly. If this sounds like a scene from a very stressful...
You're walking along the pavement, head down, in your own world and you accidently step in front of someone. Whoops. You both apologise (several times), smile and awkwardly shuffle past each other, forgetting it even happened. End scene....
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