Collingwood Insurance to Exhibit at ADINJC Conference & Expo September 2026

We are excited to announce that the Collingwood Insurance team will be exhibiting at the ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor National Conference & Expo this September. 

Taking place on Sunday 27th September 2026, at Cranmore Park in Solihull, the free-to-attend event will bring together ADIs, PDIs and businesses from across the driving instructor industry for a day of networking, activities and learning. With four dedicated seminar zones, updates from DVSA and plenty of activities to participate in, this is not an event to be missed! 

According to Intelligent Instructor, over 1785 driving instructors attended in 2025, setting up 2026 for its biggest turnout yet. With over 40 expert led seminars to look forward to, and over 70 vendors to explore – it is guaranteed to be a great day out for all aspiring and established driving instructors.  

crowd attending the adinjc conference and expo 2025

Come and Meet Collingwood Insurance at the Show!

Collingwood are delighted to attend as an exhibitor and will be on hand to discuss how we can support you as a driving instructor, and how we can support your pupils with their learner driver insurance.  

Come and find us at Booth #6 and see why we are Insurance Choice award winner’s multiple years in a row. 

Find out more about the ADINJC Conference and Expo here! 

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FAQ’s

Frequently asked questions about the ADINJC Conference and Expo.

You can find Collingwood Insurance at Booth #6, next to the outdoor activity centre. Check out the map posted in the blog above for full directions.

The ADINJC Conference and Expo is taking place on 27th September 2026 this year.

The ADINJC Conference and Expo 2026 is taking place at Cranmore Park, Solihull, West Midlands, B90 4LE.

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