So, you think you are a good driver, you have only ever had one accident and it was not your fault. You watch loads of Top Gear and every day on the way to work you imagine yourself sliding around a corner like Jeremy Clarkson. You have now made the decision to become an advanced driver and you want to do a course.

There are a number of companies claiming to offer advanced driving courses however only a handful which offer what is the real definition of an advanced driving course. There is a big difference between Advanced Driving, Defensive driving and Driving Experiences.

Advanced driving courses teach you how to make your car do things only a professional race driver would know how to do. Defensive driving teaches you how to control your car in a bad situation and how to watch out and avoid issues on the road. Driving experiences are more about a once in a lifetime experience like driving a rally car or a Formula 1 car. Make sure you know what you are after before deciding on an advanced driving course