Here you can find answers to the most commonly asked questions. If you would like to ask a question not listed, feel free to message us through the contact page

How many hours will it take me to pass the driving test?

There is no easy answer to this question. Everyone is different and learns at different paces. As a guide, the DVSA quotes that on average it takes a learner driver approximately 45 hours of professional tuition and 22 hours of private practice to pass the test. Some will take a lot less, some will take longer. With our client centred approach you can be assured lessons are tailored to suit your individual needs, allowing you to pass quicker.

What do I need before starting my driving lessons?

Currently in the UK you have to be 17 years of age to obtain a provisional licence to drive a car or ride a motorcycle – unless in receipt of a full disability allowance, when you can obtain a provisional licence at the age of 16 years. You must be in possession of a provisional driving licence before you will be able to drive on a public road. You can obtain a licence application form D750 from any main post office.

Do I need to pass my theory before starting driving lessons?

It is not essential to have passed or started your theory before starting, however beginning this process as soon as possble is an advantage if you were looking at commencing a quick pass course. When booking lessons I can issue you with access to Theory Test Pro so that you can start studying straight away.

How do I book lessons?

If you are in receipt of your provisional licence, you can give us a call or message through the contact page and we will happily call you. When you book you will need to provide your address details, your availability for lessons and any previous experience. Some of our instructors also require a deposit of £52 to secure your place. Payments can be taken by Bank Transfer.