Young people
Straight talk, VR workshops and how to speak up as a passenger.
See the CornerstonesFirst job, road trips, gigs, picking your mates up. Passing your test opens all of it. We help you, your family, your school and your instructor make the most of those first miles.



Go where you want, when you want. No waiting for a lift.
Shifts, apprenticeships and courses the bus doesn't get you to.
Friends, family, nights out and trips you'll remember.
Knowing you can handle the road, whatever it throws at you.
New drivers aren't worse drivers, just newer ones. Here's what a few good habits are worth.
new drivers get through their first year without a crash. Experience is what gets you there.
Based on Brake, Young Driver Safety Report 2026the gap in serious injury rates between young male drivers and drivers over 25. Experience is what closes it.
DfT, 2024Switch on driving focus and your phone looks after itself. Your licence stays yours.
Phone use is 6 points: GOV.UKof road you're ready for at 30mph when your eyes stay up instead of on a message. That's two buses long.
Worked out from 30mphquicker. A clear head finished our Motofest cup challenge over three times faster than the impairment goggles did.
BYLC at Motofest 2023to click your belt, and it cuts a driver's risk of the worst outcome in a crash by about half. Best two seconds of any trip.
THINK!Typical stopping distances on a dry road. Notice that 40mph isn't a third more than 30. It's over half again.
The Highway Code, Rule 126. In the wet, double it.
Three real situations. Tap an answer.
A few situations make the biggest difference for new drivers. Cornerstones gets you experience in each one while you're still learning, so you're ready for anything when you're on your own.







Our workshops put you in the driver's seat with VR crash simulations and impairment goggles, then talk it through properly. No lectures, no scare videos for the sake of it.
It was a great experience for all the students. They were engaged throughout and they used the VR technology as well as the beer goggles to experience a crash and what it would be like to drive drunk.
BYLC have really hit the nail on the head when it comes to delivering interesting but effective learning for our students.
The students really liked the interactive part of the workshop. They were engaged and interested throughout the sessions. We would certainly like to work with BYLC in the future.
Many thanks for all your effort last night. It went down well and the message got through to the kids. I've had messages from parents recognising what you did and how important it is.
Straight talk, VR workshops and how to speak up as a passenger.
See the CornerstonesFive free one-hour PSHE lessons for ages 14 to 18, teacher-led.
Get the lessonsWhat to practise, sitting in on a lesson, and the first months after passing.
Parent guideFree Cornerstones resources that slot into lessons you already give.
For instructorsA short, free service at St George's Church, Coventry, from 3pm. Everyone is welcome.
Tell us about your school, group or driving school and we'll call you back.