Driving lesson FAQs
Answers to the questions learners ask us most about lessons, prices and tests.
Prices & offers
How much are driving lessons?
New learners can start with 4 hours for £45. After that, lessons are £33 an hour, or £310 for a 10-hour block. Intensive courses with the practical test included start at £330.
Who can have the £45 introductory offer?
The offer is for new learners. Terms and eligibility apply, and it is subject to local instructor availability.
Can I block book or do an intensive course after the offer?
Yes. You can move on to a 10-hour block or an intensive course after your introductory lessons.
How long are paid lessons valid?
Lessons are valid for 6 months from the date of payment.
Are prices the same everywhere?
Yes. Lessons cost the same whichever area you live in.
Lessons
Will I be driving in my first lesson?
Yes. We expect you to be driving in your first lesson.
Do you pick me up?
Yes. All lessons include free pre-arranged pick-up from home, work, college or school.
Do you teach in manual and automatic cars?
Yes. Choose manual or automatic when you enquire and we will match you with a local instructor.
Can you help nervous learners?
Yes. Lessons are tailored around your confidence and ability, so you can build up gradually without feeling rushed.
When can I start driving lessons?
On your 17th birthday, as long as you have a provisional licence. You can apply for one up to three months before you turn 17.
Tests
How much does the driving test cost?
The theory test is £23. The practical test is £62 on weekdays and £75 in the evenings and at weekends. These are DVSA fees, separate from your lessons.
What happens to my test hours?
On beginner packages, two hours are held for your test. If you miss more than 4 weeks of tuition, the held hours are cancelled.
What is Pass Plus?
Pass Plus is extra training after you pass, on motorways, rural roads and in town centres. It costs £300.