Car of the Year Ford Fiesta
For this award we looked long and hard at the cars used by instructors across the entire industry and and our findings reflective the public vote. The winner being the Ford Fiesta for two years in a row.
A new interior in the latest models has helped the Ford Fiesta catch up with rivals when it comes to quality, with plenty of storage areas throughout the cabin. Instructors keep using this car for a reason and it's a great option for first time buyers too.
The 99bhp 1.0 EcoBoost engine is clearly more economical which is something Gen-Z care about more and more.
Peugeot 208 is our solid runner up. You can always rely on a French car maker to build a stylish small hatchback. What else is that the current model doesn’t just stack up well against those mainstream rivals like Mini or Audi A1. The more expensive versions in the 208 is a great alternative for those who are not overly bothered about a premium price point.
ADI of the Year England goes to the hard working and hugely popular Adiel Khan from Driver Trainer Network.
Commended: Jarmila Boutemine
Chris Cooney from Edinburgh is winning the coveted ADI of the Year Scotland award whilst staying popular as a fully independent instructor. Nice job!
Commended: Fiona McMeekin
ADI of the Year Wales is awarded to Brecon based driving instructor Richard Spiers. Well Done, you've done great this year.
A massive congratulations to Midlands Instructor Group for winning Association of the Year.
Commended: Hinckley & District Driver Trainers Association
Car of the Year is awarded to Ford Fiesta. The ever popular vehicle with learner drivers is still going strong.
The award for Community of the Year goes to the outstanding and noble ARG Support for Driving Instructors created by Kev Brock.
This is now two years in a row that Tri-Coaching Partnership is taking away our award for CPD Provider of the Year. Their content is relevant, keeping instructors informed at every turn.
A very warm congratulations to Theory Test Pro for continuously providing a high quality product that helps learner drivers get their Theory across the line.
Massive congratulations to Francis Noakes for winning this award. His content is fresh, engaging and extremely useful for not just learner drivers but ADIs and PDIs alike.
Commended: Mick Knowles
The award for Special Needs Provider of the Year goes to Haydn Jenkins in Shrewsbury. Massive congratulations to Hayden for taking this award home.
