Getting started  auto - £24 ph   manual-  £22.50 ph(PLS NOTE WE ONLY DO 2 HR LESSONS PER SESSION )

You need to be 17 to start learning to drive and have a valid provisional the post office and send it to the DVLA office (address found on DVLA web) licence before you take your first driving lessons. Complete a D1 form from with your passport or birth certificate, and a passport-sized photo. You can also apply online.

Apply for a provisional licence up to three months before your 17th birthday, and you could book your first driving lesson for the big day!

What lessons you’ll need

Your instructor will estimate how long you are likely to need after your first lesson. The current average is 45 hours of tuition (Driving Standards Agency average, 2006), with 22 hours of private practice. Two-hour lessons and our tips for practising driving can help you learn faster

How Lessons Have Changed

In the last 10 years, roads, signs, speed limits and the volume of traffic on UK roads have all changed dramatically. Driving lessons and the driving test have had to change to help new drivers cope with more potentially hazardous driving conditions.

Learners need to prove they can handle each area independently before they are considered ready for the practical test.

A new three-part test

Before you can take a practical driving test, you must have passed a multiple-choice touch-screen theory test, and a video clip hazard perception test.

Pass both at the same time, and you can go on to sit the practical test with its ‘show me, tell me’ vehicle maintenance section.