Camber Driving School has received recognition through the Prestige Awards for its driver education, customer service, innovative approach and commitment to inclusive training.
Established in Witney in 2012 by John Hutchins, the business provides instruction covering manual and automatic driving.
Its courses also assist pupils who experience anxiety behind the wheel, international drivers and learners who need vehicles adapted to specific requirements.
The West Oxfordshire school was the first in the area to add an electric car to its fleet.
Technology is incorporated into training to improve the learning process and enable students to review their own progress.
Environmental considerations form an important part of the company’s work.
Camber encourages environmentally conscious driving methods and intends to increase the number of electric and hybrid vehicles it operates.
The business is based in Witney and serves communities across West and North-West Oxfordshire.
Eight instructors are employed, while the fleet consists of four manual cars and four automatic vehicles.
Its instructors are Russell Jefferies, Declan Kelly, Sally Johnson, founder John Hutchins, Mark Haines, Danny Boyle, Karl Green and Roxanne Pritchett.