We’re delving to the land of film and television this week to fantasise about all those iconic cars we WISH we could learn to drive in.

According to the latest research, one in five drivers are involved in a crash within a year of passing their driving test.

Learning to drive to pass your driving test, is one thing, but preparing for "real-life driving" is another thing.

If you’ve passed your driving test, well done!

Here’s the essentials you would need as a learner driver: a provisional licence, driving lessons and insurance so you can practice outside of them.

What if we told you, there are some good reasons not to wait until you pass your driving test to buy a car as a learner?

This week, the Department for Transport introduced a new road sign to the UK’s roads which means a certain member of wildlife that you can encounter on the roads, can breathe a sigh of relief.

Driving nerves are a very common problem for learner drivers and understandably so!

Once you’ve started driving it’s good to have knowledge of insurance, even as a learner driver.

Private practice doesn’t have to be boring you know… As long as you have valid insurance and a driver that matches the acceptance criteria, you’re good to go to loads of places!

It’s the million dollar question: how many driving lessons do I actually need to pass my driving test?

Being a learner driver in the UK means you’ll have to know a thing or two about driving in the rain!